The Plan of English Commerce
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While not as famous as some of Defoe's other works, 'The Plan of English Commerce' offers valuable insights into the economic and trade policies of 18th-century England.
Defoe's keen observations and detailed analysis provide a rich understanding of the complexities of international trade during this period.
The book explores various aspects of commerce, including the role of government regulation, the impact of mercantilism, and the challenges of maintaining a favorable balance of trade.
It's a significant contribution to understanding the economic landscape of the time.
The book's detailed descriptions and analysis make it a valuable resource for historians and economists.
Defoe's keen observations and detailed analysis provide a rich understanding of the complexities of international trade during this period.
The book explores various aspects of commerce, including the role of government regulation, the impact of mercantilism, and the challenges of maintaining a favorable balance of trade.
It's a significant contribution to understanding the economic landscape of the time.
The book's detailed descriptions and analysis make it a valuable resource for historians and economists.
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