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'''Protectionism''', also known as '''Economic Nationalism''' or the fundamentalist version called '''Autarky (closed economy)''', is an economic ideology which believes that an economy of a nation should be protected against foreign influence for reasons that vary from protectionist to protectionist. |
'''Protectionism''', also known as '''Economic Nationalism''' or the fundamentalist version called '''Autarky (closed economy)''', is an economic ideology which believes that an economy of a nation should be protected against foreign influence for reasons that vary from protectionist to protectionist. |
Revision as of 12:32, 6 December 2021
Not to be confused with
Autocracy and
Autarchism
Protectionism, also known as Economic Nationalism or the fundamentalist version called Autarky (closed economy), is an economic ideology which believes that an economy of a nation should be protected against foreign influence for reasons that vary from protectionist to protectionist.
Personality
TBA
How to Draw
- Draw a ball with eyes.
- Inside the Ball Draw a shield.
- Fill the Shield Red and the Rest Gray.
Finished.
Relationships
Friends
National Conservatism &
Right-Wing Populism - Right-wing protectionists are based!
Left-Wing Nationalism &
Left-Wing Populism - Left-wingers can be protectionists too!
Welfare Chauvinism - Protecting the social benefits of the natives from the immigrants? Sounds great!
Mercantilism - My father from whom I learned a lot, love you dad!
Isolationism - Free trade leaves us exposed and vulnerable.
Nationalism - Glory to our nation!
Paleoconservatism - Protect America!
Trumpism - I love your tariffs! MAGA!
Ilminism - Based anti-commie.
Juche - Based commie.
Frenemies
Keynesianism - Do you want to protecc or not?
Burmese Socialism - That's a bit too far there.
Romanian Liberalism - You did a good a job in your country, but nowdays you're a
neolibtard.
Civic Nationalism - Some of you support
him.
Enemies
Classical Liberalism - Adam Smith's "invisible hand" isn't real!
Libertarianism - You need to ditch free trade.
Neoliberalism - Economic globalization is NOT inevitable!!!
Conservative Neoliberalism &
Neoconservatism - F#€k Reagan, F#€k Thatcher!
Neo-Libertarianism - Even worse than his father.
Globalism - Globalism is not very good for the nation.
Georgism - I don't like the "free trade" part of your slogan.
Hayekism - I am not a communist!
Well, usually not, anyway.
Further Information
- Autarky
- Protectionism
- Economic sanctions
- Economic nationalism
- Infant industry argument
- Import substitution industrialization
- Trade barrier
- Foreign worker visa
- Regional lockout
- American School (economics)
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