MERCANTILISM IN PERSPECTIVE: A HISTORIC REVIEW

IF 1 Q3 ECONOMICS

Global Economy Journal Pub Date : 2021-03-12 DOI:10.1142/S2194565921500019

Onah Celestine Chijioke, A. Aloysius, Deborah O. Obi

引用次数: 9

Abstract

Nations’ human and material resources are unevenly endowed, distributed and developed. This allows flow of labor, raw materials, capital and finished products across national boundaries and markets; thus resulting in “mercantilism” as the earliest international economic system that proposes massive and aggressive export over import to accumulate wealth, to have favorable balance of payment and trade and to be still relevant in today’s economy. Game theory and Global Strategic Rivalry theory were used in analyzing various innovations and discoveries (industrial, technological, colonial, imperial, liberalism and globalization) as the economic strategies are offshoots of mercantilist evolvement. Hence, mercantilism never died nor was it buried as claimed by many scholars.

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重商主义透视:历史回顾

各国的人力和物质资源是不均衡的，分配和发展的。这使得劳动力、原材料、资本和成品可以跨越国界和市场流动;因此，“重商主义”作为最早的国际经济体系，主张大规模和积极的出口超过进口，以积累财富，拥有有利的国际收支和贸易平衡，并在今天的经济中仍然存在。博弈论和全球战略竞争理论被用于分析各种创新和发现(工业，技术，殖民，帝国，自由主义和全球化)，因为经济战略是重商主义演变的分支。因此，重商主义从未消亡，也没有像许多学者所说的那样被埋葬。

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Global Economy Journal ECONOMICS-

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1.60

自引率

14.30%

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