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Inward and outward looking trade policies?
Inward looking means self sufficient i.e producing goods sufficient to their country less imports. outward looking means increase in exports.
What are policies that support labor environmental or social standards in the production of goods called?
"fair trade" policies
What are the obstacles to trade?
price economic policies , location , climate
How did capitalist policies differ from mercantilist policies in 18th- and 19th-century Europe?
Under capitalism, merchants were able to conduct unrestricted international trade. Under mercantilism, international trade was restricted.
Why did the colonists oppose Britain's mercantile policies mercantilism?
It restricted their trade.
Inward and outward looking trade policies?
Inward looking means self sufficient i.e producing goods sufficient to their country less imports. outward looking means increase in exports.
What is the first part of triangular trade?
THE OUTWARD trade
What were Roman policies?
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What was not a motive of the British in the opium was?
The trade policies of Britain.
What are policies that support labor environmental or social standards in the production of goods called?
"fair trade" policies
What was not a motive of the british in the opium war?
The trade policies of Britain.
What was not a motivation of the British in the opium wars?
The trade policies of Britain.
What was the motive of the British in the opium war?
The trade policies of Britain.
What was not a motive the British in the opium wars?
The trade policies of Britain.
What are the obstacles to trade?
price economic policies , location , climate
Which of the following was a motive of the British in the Opium Warsing?
A.The trade policies of China.B.The trade deficit in Britain.D.The trade surplus in China.
Is responsible for directing trade negotiations and formulating international trade policies for the United State?
office of the united states trade representatives
