PROTECTIONISM AS A PHENOMENON OF ECONOMIC THEORY AND PRACTICE
https://doi.org/10.48137/23116412_2023_1_128
Abstract
In the article, the author explores the views of representatives of the most important direction of economic thought – mercantilism – on the problem of choosing the most effective economic policy. Protectionism received its theoretical and practical identity during the heyday of mercantilism. It was formed as a complex of dynamically developing ideas and concepts serving the strategy for the preservation and provision of national economic interests. The cognitive and practical evolution of protectionism contributed to the development of a system of measures for state regulation of the national economy, far from being limited to measures of control over foreign trade.
About the Author
Ya. A. Ratchin
Institute of the CIS countries
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
RATCHIN Yaroslav A. – specialist
Staromonetny lane, 7/10, p. 3, Moscow, 119180
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For citations:
Ratchin Ya.A. PROTECTIONISM AS A PHENOMENON OF ECONOMIC THEORY AND PRACTICE. Post–Soviet Continent. 2023;(1):128-146. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.48137/23116412_2023_1_128
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