Asked by Lydia
Which best describes how European powers of the 16th century used the economic theory of mercantilism to grow their wealth?
A) European nations maximized the sale of exports and established tariffs to restrict colonies from trading with foreign nations.
B) European nations aimed to increase taxes on merchants, believing this would increase revenue and the nation’s wealth
C) European nations minimized the sale of exports and banned tariffs that restricted their colonies from trading with foreign nations.
D) European nations aimed to decrease taxes for merchants, believing this would increase trade and spur the economy.
I believe it is B
A) European nations maximized the sale of exports and established tariffs to restrict colonies from trading with foreign nations.
B) European nations aimed to increase taxes on merchants, believing this would increase revenue and the nation’s wealth
C) European nations minimized the sale of exports and banned tariffs that restricted their colonies from trading with foreign nations.
D) European nations aimed to decrease taxes for merchants, believing this would increase trade and spur the economy.
I believe it is B
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
https://www.britannica.com/topic/mercantilism
Read carefully, and let us know if you change your mind.
Read carefully, and let us know if you change your mind.
Answered by
Damon
I do not think B but I live near Boston.
Answered by
Jasmine
A is correct.
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