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эк., ист. коммерческая [торговая\] система (термин, которым А. Смит обозначил доктрину, которая впоследствии стала называться меркантилизмом)Syn:See: -
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экон. система меркантилизмаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > mercantile system
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система меркантилизмаАнгло-русский словарь экономических терминов > mercantile system
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Экономика: меркантилизм, система меркантилизма, торговая система -
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система меркантилизмаАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > mercantile system
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מרקנטיליזם {שיטה כלכלית}* * *◙ }תילכלכ הטיש{ םזיליטנקרמ◄ -
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mer.can.tile sys.tem[m'ə:kəntail sistim] n Econ sistema mercantil. -
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торговая система; меркантилизмEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > mercantile system
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s.sistema mercantil.
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mercantile system — noun an economic system (Europe in 18th century) to increase a nation s wealth by government regulation of all of the nation s commercial interests • Syn: ↑mercantilism • Regions: ↑Europe • Hypernyms: ↑managed economy * * * Econ. a system of… … Useful english dictionary
mercantile system — Econ. a system of political and economic policy, evolving with the modern national state and seeking to secure a nation s political and economic supremacy in its rivalry with other states. According to this system, money was regarded as a store… … Universalium
mercantile system — /ˈmɜkəntaɪl sɪstəm/ (say merkuhntuyl sistuhm) noun a system of political and economic policy, devised in the 17th century but evolving with the modern national state, which sought to secure the political supremacy of a state in its rivalry with… …
mercantile system — economic system of commercial trade … English contemporary dictionary
mercantile — (adj.) 1640s, from Fr. mercantile (17c.), from It. mercantile, from M.L. mercantile, from L. mercantem (nom. mercans) a merchant, also trading, prp. of mercari to trade, from merx (see MARKET (Cf. market) (n.)). Mercantile system first appears in … Etymology dictionary
mercantile — a. pertaining to trading and merchants. ♦ mercantile system, economic or political system aiming at increase in national strength through trade. ♦ mercantilism, n. commercial practice; practice of mercantile system. ♦ mercantility, n … Dictionary of difficult words
mercantile — /merr keuhn teel , tuyl , til/, adj. 1. of or pertaining to merchants or trade; commercial. 2. engaged in trade or commerce: a mercantile nation. 3. Econ. of or pertaining to the mercantile system. [1635 45; < F < It: pertaining to merchants,… … Universalium
mercantile — adjective Etymology: French, from Italian, from mercante merchant, from Latin mercant , mercans, from present participle of mercari to trade more at market Date: 1642 1. of or relating to merchants or trading 2. of, relating to, or having the… … New Collegiate Dictionary
mercantile — /ˈmɜkəntaɪl / (say merkuhntuyl) adjective 1. of or relating to merchants or to trade; commercial. 2. engaged in trade or commerce. 3. Economics of or relating to the mercantile system. {French, from Italian, mercante, from Latin mercans, present… …
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company — U.S. National Register of Historic Places … Wikipedia
Mercantile agencies — Mercantile (or Commercial) Agencies, is the name given in United States to organizations designed to collect, record and distribute to regular clients information relative to the standing of commercial firms. That is, they act as a sort of… … Wikipedia