(noun) mercantilism,
an Economic System (Europe In 18th C) To Increase A Nation''s Wealth By Government Regulation Of All Of The Nation''s Commercial Interests
(noun) mercantilism,
transactions (sales And Purchases) Having The Objective Of Supplying Commodities (goods And Services)
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