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Neomercantilism (also
spelled neo-mercantilism) is a
policy regime that
encourages exports,
discourages imports,
controls capital movement, and centralizes...
- non-tariff
barriers to
trade have ****umed a
greater importance in
neomercantilism.
Mercantilism became the
dominant school of
economic thought in Europe...
- for growth, and a high rate of savings. It is
similar to dirigisme,
neomercantilism, and
Hamiltonian economics.
Although there is a
common theme, there...
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competitive devaluation. The
policy can be ****ociated with
mercantilism and
neomercantilism and the
resultant barriers to pan-national
single markets. According...
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Chile was more open to
foreign trade while still applying a kind of
neomercantilism. The new
states that
began to take root in
Latin America, particularly...
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Mercantilist ideas continue in the
theories of
economic nationalism and
neomercantilism.
Following mercantilism was the
related theory of
economic nationalism...
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Lewis Beijing Consensus Development economics Market intervention Neomercantilism Protectionism Structuralist economics Smith, Tony "Requiem or New Agenda...
- 2013 Split from The
People of
Freedom Ideology Fiscal conservatism Neomercantilism Christian democracy Social democracy Social conservatism Alter-globalization...
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Historical Economics, 1870–1926: The Rise of
Economic History and
Neomercantilism, Cambridge,
Cambridge University Press (1987) G. M. Koot, "T. E. Cliffe...
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Neoconservatism -
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Neosocialism -
Netherlands -
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Nevada Desert Experience...
