Mercantilism
Definition of Mercantilism
- 1. An economic system (Europe in 18th century) to increase a nation's wealth by government regulation of all of the nation's commercial interests Noun
- 2. Transactions (sales and purchases) having the objective of supplying commodities (goods and services) Noun
Synonyms for word "mercantilism"
Semanticaly linked words with "mercantilism"
- managed economy
- europe
- trading
- trade
- e-commerce
- exchange
- interchange
- initial offering
- initial public offering
- ipo
- business
- business enterprise
- commercial enterprise
- shipping
- transport
- transportation
- carriage trade
- dealing
- dealings
- transaction
- importation
- importing
- exportation
- exporting
- marketing
- distribution
- merchandising
- selling
- traffic
- defrayal
- defrayment
- payment
- evasion
- nonpayment
- usance
- commercialise
- commercialize
- market
- buy
- purchase
- take
- get
- clear
- turn
- negociate
- sell
- sell short
- remainder
- resell
- deaccession
- fob off
- foist off
- palm off
- realise
- realize
- auction
- auction off
- auctioneer
- deal
- trade
- transact
- retail
- wholesale
- liquidize
- sell out
- sell up
- trade in
- merchandise
- traffic
- arbitrage
- turn over
- broker
- trust
- pick up
- barter away
- buy in
- stock
- stock up
- shop
- browse
- comparison-shop
- antique
- smuggle
- import
- export
- hock
- pawn
- soak
- impulse-buy
- franchise
- commercial
- noncommercial