autarkic

It was independent of the world market, thus autarkic.

Unfortunately, a limited embargo may have little more than symbolic impact on an already autarkic North.

They are going for an autarkic South Africa, looking inward, turning its back on the world.

On the other side the more politicized faction favored autarkic policies and sustained military spending.

Until recently, the European countries fixed, it could be said in an autarkic way, the rules governing the functioning and financing of the two markets.

Fascist women's groups trained women in "autarkic cookery" to work around items no longer imported.

The Celts are portrayed as autarkic people who make their living on cattle breeding and hunting.

Energy autarkic houses can be taken off-the-grid.

This autarkic urban, industrial society had achieved food self-sufficiency in prior decades through a massive industrialization of agriculture.

The Dutch cannot afford protectionism against the unpredictable tides of the international economy, because it is not an autarkic economy.

Another explanation has to do with Soviet policy, the first being the autarkic model created by Joseph Stalin's regime.

Autarkic principles without political affiliation:

Isolation hampered the development of export industries and products, reinforcing the autarkic bias of the Soviet model.

They urged Hitler to reduce military spending, turn away from autarkic and protectionist policies, and reduce state control in the economy.

They are being replaced by Leibnizian monads, autarkic individuals wired together into one huge global electronic market open for betting 24 hours a day.

"Wismut was autarkic.

When the two countries' autarkic consumptions are added, the total quantity of each good produced/consumed is less than the world's PPF under free trade.

Ever since then, the issue of the viability of autonomous, not autarkic, industrialisation in Third World economies was for him a latent leitmotif.

An energy autarkic house is a building concept where the balance of the own energy consumption and production can be made on an hourly or even smaller basis.

Mr. Badgley said this was "an autarkic ideology patterned after the economic systems of Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland."

But whatever economic leverage the U.N. has with autarkic North Korea depends on China's willingness to enforce an embargo and deny it oil.

Each East European Communist Party pursued at Soviet behest an autarkic model of economic development in faithful imitation of Stalinist practice.

Forced Self-Sufficiency As a result of such conditions, Factory No. 1 is one of many Soviet plants that have adopted an autarkic, do-it-yourself mentality.

Worldwide, desperate governments sought economic recovery by adopting restrictive, autarkic policies-high tariffs, import quotas, and barter agreements-and by experimenting with new plans for their internal economies.

Because an autarkic economic approach or an alliance with Britain were impossible, Germany needed to arrange closer relations with the Soviet Union, if not just for economic reasons alone.