protectionism in Greek
protectionism in Greek is προστατευτισμός — protectionism means a policy of shielding a country's own producers from foreign competition using taxes, limits or other trade barriers on imports.
protectionism in Greek
προστατευτισμός
Pronounced: prostateftismos
(politics, economics) A system or policy of protecting the domestic producers of a product from foreign competition by imposing tariffs, quotas, duties or other barriers on importations.
What does "protectionism" mean?
- noun A policy of shielding a country's own producers from foreign competition using taxes, limits or other trade barriers on imports.
- noun The wish to keep a language free from foreign influence.
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What is "protectionism" in Greek?
"protectionism" in Greek is προστατευτισμός. protectionism means: A policy of shielding a country's own producers from foreign competition using taxes, limits or other trade barriers on imports.
How do you pronounce προστατευτισμός?
"protectionism" in Greek is προστατευτισμός, pronounced "prostateftismos".
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