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The 27 pages that link to Protectionism, each with the reason it gives.

• GlobalizationCompared with: Tariffs and other barriers limit the trade flows that drive economic integration.

• International tradeCompared with: It describes the broad policy approach opposite to trade liberalization.

• Free tradeCompared with: It uses barriers that free-trade policy seeks to reduce or remove.

• MercantilismRelated: Tariffs and import restrictions shielded domestic industries from foreign competition.

• Global supply chainCompared with: Protectionist measures can raise the cost or limit the movement of goods across borders.

• Economic nationalismRelated: It is the central trade mechanism used to favor domestic industries.

• Corn LawsNarrower topic: The Corn Laws were a specific protectionist policy, opposed by free-trade advocates.

• General Agreement on Tariffs and TradeCompared with: GATT sought to constrain the tariff barriers commonly used for protectionist aims.

• Anti-globalization movementCompared with: Some critics equated the movement with protectionism, though its aims and proposals were broader.

• Steel industryRelated: Steel's strategic importance and trade disputes have repeatedly prompted protective measures.

• AutarkyRelated: Protectionism can support autarkic aims but may also coexist with substantial trade.

• Trade liberalizationCompared with: It uses restrictions where liberalization seeks to reduce them.

• National conservatismRelated: It translates the defense of national economic interests into trade policy.

• Trade policyCompared with: It is the restrictive approach most commonly set against trade liberalization.

• Smoot–Hawley Tariff ActNarrower topic: The act is a major U.S. example of this policy approach.

• PaleoconservatismRelated: The movement’s economic nationalism challenges conservative support for unrestricted free trade.

• Friedrich ListRelated: List defended selective protection as a temporary means of developing industries that could later compete.

• Alfred DeakinRelated: Deakin made protective tariffs central to his economic platform.

• Economic globalizationCompared with: Tariffs and other barriers can slow the cross-border exchange associated with globalization.

• William Graham SumnerCompared with: Sumner opposed tariffs as political favors that made consumers pay for protected interests.

• GlobalismCompared with: It reverses the open-trade tendency often associated with globalist economic policy.

• CRRCRelated: CRRC’s international expansion has prompted scrutiny of competition and market access.

• Economy of CanadaCompared with: Canada's reliance on trade agreements contrasts with policies that limit cross-border exchange.

• John Atkinson HobsonCompared with: Hobson’s proposed redistribution addressed domestic demand rather than relying on protected imperial markets.

• SovereigntismRelated: Some sovereigntists connect economic independence with limiting external constraints on trade policy.

• Frédéric BastiatCompared with: It was the central policy target of many of his economic arguments.

• Neo-nationalismRelated: Neo-nationalist economic programs may use protectionism, though the concepts are distinct.