Apart from that, the idea of this infant industry protection is first fully articulated by Alexander Hamilton in his Report on the Subject of Manufactures or in short, Report on Manufactures and submits to Congress on behalf of the interests of the industrial bourgeoisie in 5 December 1971. There are only two ways for the United State to protect its industry that had mentioned in Hamilton’s report which are the free trade policy that continues to act as the product place of raw materials and the sales market of industrial protection for English, France, the Netherlands and other countries; and another way is to carry on the tariff protection, developing their own industries independently especially in manufacturing. He advocated the policy
