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The pros and cons of the mercantilism and physiocrats?

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Which group focused on economic reform during the Enlightenment?

Physiocrats which were basically trying to combat mercantilism.


Which is more effective mercantilism or physiocrats?

For me, it is the physiocrats which is effective, because it deals the importance and value of land agriculture and land development which is totally the main sort of living esp. In philippines.w/ out the agricultural products, we cannot live longer.


How did colonist feel about mercantilism?

she did not fell good


Which of these terms could be associated with francois quesnay who studied the problems of agriculture and mercantilism?

Physiocracy is the term associated with Francois Quesnay, who is known as the founder of this economic school of thought that focused on the importance of agriculture in driving economic growth. Physiocrats believed that wealth came from the land and criticized mercantilism for its focus on trade and accumulation of precious metals.


How were the physiocrats different from the mercantilists?

physiocrats focused on econimic reforms where as mecantilists focused on expoting more than importing


Who believes in laissez faire?

the physiocrats


Who was the leader of the physiocrats?

francois quesnay


What were thinkers who looked for natural laws to explain economics called?

physiocrats


What were the Physiocrats and what economic policy did they argue for?

Physiocrats were a group of pre-classical economists in France who argued that the wealth of a country was made from the productive work of its labour, especially in agriculture. They advocated support and capital investment in agriculture.


What government policy did Physiocrats support?

the government policy they support was natural laws.


What is the definition of physiocrats?

Physiocracy was an 18th century movement originating in France. Physiocrats were economists who believed the wealth of a nation is derived exclusively from land agriculture. Their most important contribution to economic theory was the emphasis on productive work.