mercantilism به انگلیسی

 

From Longman Dictionary

mer‧can‧til‧is‧m /ˈmɜːkəntaɪlɪzəmˈmɜːrkəntiːlɪzəm, -tl-/ noun [uncountable]

the idea that trade produces wealth, especially for countries that export goods. Under mercantilism, exports are encouraged but imports are restricted by the government

Example

A rise of mercantilism in the producer-oriented West helped European trading companies

The country still has some traces of the mercantilist mentality