mercantilist造句
1. By bestowing gifts of monopoly and protection, mercantilist policies paralyzed the body politic.
2. In mercantilist terms, the nation would benefit by the protection of mariners from the horrors of the Middle Passage.
3. Ricardo was not the first to challenge the mercantilist orthodoxy.
4. First, they measure China's mercantilist trade policies. A country that practices mercantilism strives to increase exports at the expense of its trading partners.
5. As for the English, even the most ardent mercantilist would rather they left viniculture to others.
6. It was about economic mercantilist power, and the mode of operation of that international system was the balance of power-shifting alliances and patterns of loyalty.
7. Instead, when a mercantilist China uses unfair trade practices to wage war on our manufacturing base, the American economy is the big loser.
8. It is a rather mercantilist attitude to culture, but then it is only following a well-trodden path.
9. That type of mercantilist thinking —that exports (trade surpluses) are good and imports (trade deficits) bad —is at the heart of today's vitriolic attacks on China.
10. Like Germany , another structurally mercantilist powerhouse, Japan must generate demand at home.
11. They had broken decisively with the conventional wisdom of the traditionalist and mercantilist society.
12. It is economic nonsense to suggest that nations are engaged in a mercantilist fight to the death.
13. The accumulation of gold and silver was the goal of every mercantilist, especially of the rulers of the newly emerging countries.
14. Western economists had seen yuan liberalization as a sign that China is abandoning its mercantilist policy in a step-by-step move towards a floating currency, which was expected to rise.
15. But you have to bear in mind that the really outlandish actor here is China: never before in history has a nation followed this drastic a mercantilist policy.
16. With employment less than full and Net National Product suboptimal, all the debunked mercantilist arguments turn out to be valid.
17. Mr Hickey sees China's currency policy as part of "a mercantilist plan" to gain market share in the US.
18. It should be clear, however, that if our government approves the deal, this will reduce any pressure on the Chinese government to end its mercantilist practices.
19. That raises the specter of a round of competitive devaluations — just the kind of mercantilist nightmare that could derail the already shaky recovery from the Great Recession.