When practicing mercantilism, countries attempted to
a.
have more imports than exp...
Social Studies, 21.10.2019 22:30 hiene
When practicing mercantilism, countries attempted to
a.
have more imports than exports.
c.
equalize imports and exports.
b.
have fewer imports than exports.
d.
reduce both imports and exports.
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