Anglo Trade Expansion
May 2025 · Publifye AS
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""Anglo Trade Expansion"" explores how England, despite its small size, became a dominant global trading power between the 16th and 18th centuries. The book examines the nation's adept use of mercantilism, a system where state policies maximized exports and bullion accumulation, and the strategic deployment of chartered companies like the East India Company. These companies served as instruments of both economic and political power, creating a synergy between state goals and private enterprise that fostered unprecedented wealth accumulation. Understanding these historical strategies offers valuable insights into the roots of modern globalization and the lasting impacts of early economic policies.
The book unfolds by first introducing the theoretical foundations of mercantilism and their specific application within England. Following this, the narrative delves into the operations and global impact of chartered companies. Finally, the book analyzes key trade routes and commodities, such as the transatlantic trade and the spice trade, before concluding with an evaluation of the long-term consequences of England's trade expansion on colonial relationships and international power dynamics. The book provides a detailed analysis of England's policy implementation and its far-reaching consequences.
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