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pro·tec·tion·ism

 (prə-tĕk′shə-nĭz′əm)
n.
The advocacy, system, or theory of protecting domestic producers by impeding or limiting, as by tariffs or quotas, the importation of foreign goods and services.

pro·tec′tion·ist n.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.protectionist - an advocate of protectionism
advocate, advocator, exponent, proponent - a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea
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Translations

protectionist

[prəˈtekʃənɪst]
A. ADJproteccionista
B. Nproteccionista mf
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protectionist

[prəˈtɛkʃənɪst] adj [policy, measure, law] → protectionnisteprotection money n
he pays 200 a week protection money → il paie 200 dollars par semaine pour ne pas être inquiétéprotection order n (to protect child)ordonnance f de placement provisoire; (to protect spouse)ordonnance f de protectionprotection racket nracket m
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protectionist

nProtektionist(in) m(f)
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protectionist

[prəˈtɛkʃnɪst]
1. adjprotezionista
2. nprotezionista m/f
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References in classic literature ?
It is so interesting to find that a man of his experience is a strong Protectionist."
Now, sooner than let the Protectionists triumph, the Cobden Club itself would blow the gaff and point out to the workers that Protection only means compelling the proprietors of England to employ slaves resident in England and therefore presumably--though by no means necessarily--Englishmen.
Anglesey salt, parma ham, feta cheese, cornish pasties - these all carry protectionist baggage by dint of where they're originally from.
The diminishing role of those marketing boards, along with the rise in agricultural protectionist measures and subsidies, have altered the comparative advantage landscape for good, skewing it in favour of countries with larger agriculture-related budgets.
The government should give local producers more support instead of adopting protectionist measures, such as limiting imports, to avert oversupply, according to the Meat Importers and Traders Association (Mita).
Woody Johnson dismissed negative claims over agriculture as "myths" concocted by "people with their own protectionist agenda".
The US by pursuing the protectionist policy is unlikely to get fruitful results; the consumers of the US will have to pay the higher prices for its indigenously made goods.
The head of the industry group, Alexandre de Juniac, warned that 'we foresee a significant negative impact on the growth and benefits of aviation if tough and restrictive protectionist measures are implemented.' If policies stay the same and if there is no backlash against globalization, passenger numbers will increase by 3.5 per cent each year in the next two decades, according to the organization, which is based in Montreal and Geneva.
PRESIDENT Donald Trump's is undeniably a protectionist. For him America comes first.
Trump is accused of being protectionist for safeguarding American jobs, but believe me the EU is the most protectionist organisation there is, yet these protesters appear to be totally blinkered to reality.
President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies.
and Chinese governments last week marked an escalation in protectionist rhetoric between the world's two largest economies.