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Having tasted economic independence for too long a period,the American colonist had no desire to return to the mercantilist policies endured by the colonies of the other European nations.
Mercantilism is a very protectionist form of economic policy. This means that a government using a mercantilist policy will aim at a positive trade balance: selling more to other countries then they sell to you. Resulting in making more money on your own sales than paying for other countries' products. A mercantilist govenment will often use (covert) export subsidies to make its country's products more attractive, keeping the cost of products down by low wages and keeping the value of its currency low. An example: China is today often accused of mercantilist policies to boost its trade balance.
'Chicago School of Business' seems to be the most widely accepted and practiced mgt. philosophy in use today.
Bentley offers an economics major. It's top-ranking Business school, one of the few which also offers courses in the arts and science faculty. You have a phenomenal choice and combination of subjects to choose from. The faculty-student ratio is 1:12. It's a great place if you want an education that helps you to be prepared to meet the global challenges facing today's world and be relevant in your field.
The Dutch had dealings with mercantilism in two ways: they clashed with the British over their mercantilist policies, with the result of four Dutch-Anglo wars over the subject in the 17th and 18th century. The other way was in their treatment of their East India colonies (today's Indonesia) in the 19th century. Production of foodstuffs and goods there was then made totally subject to Dutch needs and interests, and these goods could only be sold to Duth buyers. Holland then had the exclusive right to sell those goods at real market value worldwide.
None, they are all relevant today.
no, it is relevant even today
yes it is.
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Science is tremendously relevant today, probably more relevant than it has ever been. The world runs on technology, which can only be understood by means of science.
yes today's education is relevant as today ther is so much of study today so it's sufficient for us we can't syudy more then that
The history of humanity is always relevant.
Of course it's relevant. There are wars happening as we speak.
yes
Yes there are still relevant. He promised if we believe in him greater things awaits us.
Yes, of course it depends on who wrote it and who is reading it!Poems are great for:Learning things about history, love, politics, philosophy, culture, and psycology.Enjoying.Spreading a message.Expressing feelings.Abstract thought.
Coz it is