The Mercantilist School of International Political Economy

The mercantilist school of international political economy

A) believes that economic strength is not a critical component of national power.
B) believes that governments should encourage imports whenever possible.
C) believes that governments should encourage exports whenever possible.
D) believes that governments should leave resource allocations decisions to the marketplace.
E) emerged in Britain during the 18^th century to challenge liberalism which was dominant.