Mercantilist Practices Were Seen as Essential to State Power Because

question 26

Multiple Choice

Mercantilist practices were seen as essential to state power because __________.

• A)the accumulation of precious metals could be converted into military assets when needed
• B)these practices were known to broadly increase domestic living standards
• C)liberal theories of trade were thought to be a wealth destroyer
• D)prioritizing exports over imports allowed a state to export culture in addition to products

Recognize the importance of considering external costs in achieving efficient levels of production.

Understand the principles and importance of E-Commerce legislation.

Recognize the role and enforceability of fairness in contracts.

Comprehend the legal process and consequences of offer and acceptance in contract formation.

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Definitions:

Number Conservation

The understanding that the quantity of a set of items is unchanged even when the arrangement or appearance of the items is altered.

Experimenter

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Piagetian Stage

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Sensorimotor

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