trade monopoly

One fact is that the king lost his trading monopoly.

Most importantly, the Company's trade monopoly was continued for a further 20 years.

The Danish trade monopoly would remain in effect until 1786.

The king eventually offered him a 15-year trade monopoly in Louisiana.

Finally, on 1 January 1856 the trading monopoly was abolished.

For that reason alone I'm simply not able to discuss issuing any trade monopolies.

Apparently they were afraid to lose their unrestricted trade monopoly.

In 1857, the town trade monopoly was finally abolished.

This caused Denmark, in 1708, to take the islands and trading monopoly back to central government.

British mercantilism and trade monopolies also weakened during this period.

The invasion was specifically intended to break the Arab trade monopoly in spices.

The trade monopoly was abolished and free trade were introduced in 1789.

More than 1,000 people have registered with his society, whose goals are to eliminate foreign trade monopolies and to support entrepreneurs.

In 1856 the trade monopoly was abolished and the islands were left open to free trade.

The resulting failures in administration brought on a gradual decline of the Portuguese trade monopoly.

He has given trade monopolies in all essential mining goods, even dynamite, to members of his family and government.

Are the Springers still hoping to force us into giving them a trading monopoly?"

Any peasant who violates his trade monopoly by doing commerce with someone else faces a death sentence.

When the Company's charter came up for renewal in 1833, the China trade monopoly was broken.

Both companies maintained trade monopolies of their respective colonies.

Spain's desperate efforts to maintain its colonial trade monopoly had been self-defeating.

Governments became involved in trade directly through the granting of royal trade monopolies.

The trade monopoly with Iceland is transferred to the Danish crown.

It is thought that this was in response to Dampier violating the trade monopoly.

The foreign trade monopoly appeared in article 14h of the 1936 Soviet Constitution.