The practice of controlling a country's foreign trade is known as trade regulation or trade control. This involves implementing policies and measures, such as tariffs, quotas, and trade agreements, to manage the flow of goods and services across borders. Governments may use trade control to protect domestic industries, promote exports, or achieve economic and political objectives. Such practices can significantly influence a nation's economy and international relations.
Chinese against foreign trade
The Treaty of Kanagawa opened Japanese ports to foreign trade.
France
by controlling the losses and increasing the benefit...........
Import and export is international trade bound by bilateral trade treaties and rules of trade. The ethical practice of right invoicing, paying duties,foreign exchange rates, delivering the right type and quality of goods and services for the given value etc are some of the honest practices in trade.
commercial colonialism
commercial colonialism
commercial colonialism
commercial colonialism
they relied heavily on the foreign exports of rice and tobacco.
they relied heavily on the foreign exports of rice and tobacco.
mercantilism
Mercantilism
commercial colonialism
It is called mercantilism. Mercantilism is an economic system where a country seeks to maintain a positive balance of trade by controlling imports and exports, building a strong military force, and supporting local rulers who can help achieve economic goals.
W. W. Syrett has written: 'Practice and finance of foreign trade' -- subject(s): Commerce, Foreign exchange 'Finance of oversea trade' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Commerce, Foreign exchange
The practice of controlling a country's foreign trade and military while ensuring local leaders remain in power is often referred to as economic imperialism or neo-colonialism. This approach allows external powers to influence a nation's economy and defense without direct political control, often prioritizing their interests over those of the local population. By supporting local elites, these external powers can maintain stability and facilitate the extraction of resources while minimizing resistance. This dynamic can lead to a form of dependency, where local governance is undermined despite the appearance of autonomy.