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The era of Mercantilism trade theory was
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Mercantilism depends on the rule that the world's abundance was static, and subsequently, numerous European countries endeavored to aggregate the biggest conceivable portion of that abundance by amplifying their commodities and by restricting their imports through tariffs and taxes.
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