Meanings of economic protectionism in English

Moreover, Democrats in power could lurch towards political isolationism and, more particularly, economic protectionism.

But Mr McGowan dismissed the Senator's claim of economic protectionism.

But out-of-state fuel producers said the regulation amounted to economic protectionism by the state, and should be struck down.

His comments sparked a backlash and on Sunday the WA Senator accused Mr McGowan of " economic protectionism".

Business groups are worried the United States' decision to quit the Trans Pacific Partnership will spur a lurch into economic protectionism.

But this new brand of economic protectionism could create problems with some of the United States' biggest trading partners, such as Germany.

Both countries were important markets for New Zealand firms, and the rise of economic protectionism was a very real and daunting prospect.

Elsewhere in Europe the radical right is winning over working-class voters by offering them a combination of opposition to immigration and economic protectionism.

At one point, a federal court ruled that Iowa's law discriminated against interstate commerce and engaged in economic protectionism that harmed out-of-state companies.

He said they were both important markets for New Zealand firms, and the rise of economic protectionism was a very real and daunting prospect.

A turf war between regulatory agencies and economic protectionism -bolstering Chinese firms -has also contributed to the sense of an increasingly separate realm.

In the 19th and early 20th century Uncle Sam was and remains pretty good at the very economic protectionism it deplores in others.