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In addition the margraves ran mercantilistic politics and expanded agricultural education.

While some interpret this mercantilistic fixation as German arrogance exercised on an economic plane, economists say a more complex thought process is at work.

Based upon mercantilistic principles, a homogeneous "Littoral district" was to be created along the Adriatic coast.

Trade was allowed only in the cities when the mercantilistic ideology had got the upper hand, and the burghers had the exclusive right to conduct commerce.

The economic structure became very mercantilistic, importing raw materials and exporting finished products-a reflection of Japan's relative poverty in raw materials.

The New Crobuzon government styles itself a parliamentary republic, but in actuality it is a "ruthlessly mercantilistic" and "corrupt" authoritarian oligarchy with colonialist ambitions.

Evidence of mercantilistic practices appear in early modern Venice, Genoa, and Pisa regarding control of the Mediterranean trade of bullion.

A Warning From Yeutter "Some powerful Korean forces are promoting a more inward-looking, mercantilistic economic strategy," Clayton K. Yeutter, the United States trade representative, warned.

In part, that is in response to the Administration's critics, who say that it has been too close to business executives with interests in China and too mercantilistic in relations with Beijing.

Economic theory as a separate subject of its own came into being as the stresses of the new global order brought about two opposing theories of how a nation accumulates wealth: mercantilistic and free-trade policies.

Capital remained difficult to raise for commercial ventures, however, and the state remained highly mercantilistic, protectionist, and interventionist in the domestic economy, often setting requirements for production quality and industrial standards, and limiting industries to certain cities.

It was originally made by the request of Louis XIV, who - in the context of Jean-Baptiste Colbert's mercantilistic policies - was looking for a native French product to replace the then very popular Edam.

With those colonies independent, they could trade in a mutually beneficial way with the United States and Great Britain and not be restricted by mercantilistic Spain which wanted to benefit its home economy at the expense of the South Americans.

History suggests that all the global powers experience a period of growth under mercantilistic policy followed by a period where they are benign and focused on promoting international peace and liberal trade which is followed by a period of contraction when they become progressively more unstable.

Rückerschöld was influenced by the mercantilistic economic ideas of her time, and advised readers to take better advantage of local produce, such as berries and mushrooms and replacing imports with locally available products, such as replacing wine with juice or vinegar made from homegrown fruit.

"Sao Paulo has a mercantilistic view of life, but life is not just made of material progress," said Artur da Tavola, author of the book "Rio: A Look of Love" and a federal Senator who represents the state of Rio de Janeiro.

He opposed the mercantilistic policies of Bavarian and intended to liberalize local customs and taxes; but, after a short stay there, differences with his colleagues and with the authorities of Bavaria, as well an his unwillingness to engage in a power struggle, drove him back to Pempelfort.