encouraged by the state." (410) The
mercantilistic period was also
Although China has long had an interest in Africa, contributing in a limited way to its economic development with aid and cooperation programmes, the more
mercantilistic approach that has taken off in the past decade has had a deep and fundamental impact in Africa.
It has suggested that the non-iterative transactions are easier to trace, because of their purely
mercantilistic nature.
Johnson twice mentions Mariana, but only as a kind of diffuse cultural contextualization of Cervantes's criticisms of
mercantilistic corruption (124, 159).
Yoruba, Aja-Fon, and Bantu) and was largely influenced by the chattel slavery and
mercantilistic context from which it emerged during the fifteenth to nineteenth centuries (Harding, 2000; Krippner, 2008; Van De Port, 2005).
* the public shame attached to
mercantilistic practices and foreign exchange manipulation for trade advantages
The report cautioned that the United States' approach to GPS must not appear "chauvinistic or
mercantilistic" by international parties, but rather the United States should foster increasing international interest in GPS by providing other nations with a voice in the system's future.
defined by the
mercantilistic pressures exerted by polls and public
These empires were furthermore highly centralized, authoritarian, corporative,
mercantilistic, scholastic, patrimonial, seigniorial, and warlike.
The ideals and interests were changing: it was necessary to produce and not only look for merchandises, as unfortunately and sadly slaves were seen in the
mercantilistic society since the XV century.
The British also imposed some
mercantilistic restrictions that contributed to the Revolutionary War, but Spanish policies were more restrictive.