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Significados de autarky en inglés

portugués
autarquia
catalán
autarquia
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Economic independence as a national policy.

autarquia
portugués
autarquia
español
autarquía

Concept in Brazilian law.

Términos relacionados
autarquía
ruso
автаркия
portugués
autarquias
español
autosuficiencia
catalán
autarquia

Characteristic of self-sufficiency, usually applied to political states or to their economic systems.

Términos relacionados
autosuficiencia
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Examples for "closed economy"
Examples for "closed economy"
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Ethiopia, with its closed economy, is frequently cited as a role model.
The Guardian
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When Tendulkar played his first Test, in 1989, India was a closed economy.
The Guardian
3
Rousseff has so far failed to advance on negotiations that could open up Brazil's overwhelmingly closed economy.
Reuters
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Her drive to reform a corrupt and closed economy has made the economist popular with Western powers and Nigerians hoping for change.
Reuters
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Macri, a free-market advocate, slashed export taxes upon taking office in an effort to boost economic activity in the previously closed economy.
Reuters
Uso de autarky en inglés
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Auto autarky The other extreme would be for Beijing to kick foreign companies out of the country.
Reuters
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Only limited autarky could be achieved.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
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The State's first big idea was the Gaelicisation of Ireland -economic autarky plus the revival of Irish as the main vernacular.
The Irish Times
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India, under Jawaharlal Nehru, went for autarky too, closing its borders to trade in the hope of sparking a boom in import substitution.
The Rational Optimist
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In various ways they are all likely to help the cause of anti-EU populists: greater economic autarky, stronger borders and more hostility to green policies.
The Irish Times
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Autarky is not an inevitability.
Reuters
Translations for autarky
Autarky a través del tiempo