Hamilton would give the United States a national bank, a permanent national debt, he said it would be "immortal," his phrase, and a manufacturing policy that would enable trade and manufacturing rather than agriculture, which was where the country's primary wealth had historically been.
Hamilton le daría a EE.UU. un banco nacional, una deuda nacional permanente, —dijo que sería "inmortal", su frase— y una política de fabricación que haría posible el comercio y la manufactura en lugar de la agricultura, que era la principal fuente de ingresos del país, y siempre lo había sido.