Mercantilism
Emergence definition
An economic policy and ideology that emerged in the 16th-18th centuries, characterized by a nation's pursuit of wealth and power through state-controlled trade, colonization, and the accumulation of bullion reserves, without a clear understanding of the spatial context.
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Historical origin
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In other languages
- Merkantilist German
- mercantilism English primary
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Mercantilism: An economic policy and ideology that emerged in the 16th-18th centuries, characterized by a nation's pursuit of wealth and power through state-controlled trade, colonization, and the accumulation of bullion reserves.
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Mercantilism: An economic policy and ideology that emerged in the 16th-18th centuries, characterized by a nation's pursuit of wealth and power through state-controlled trade, colonization, and the accumulation of bullion reserves.