The law was Harding's first significant economic legislation, reflecting a protectionist approach to stabilize farm prices during the post‑war agricultural downturn.
President Harding signed the Emergency Tariff Act into law on May 27, 1921, imposing temporary tariff increases to protect domestic agriculture.
The law was Harding's first significant economic legislation, reflecting a protectionist approach to stabilize farm prices during the post‑war agricultural downturn.
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