rakuichi-rakuza

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Rakuichi-rakuza was an economic policy in feudal Japan that promoted free markets and abolished monopolistic guild privileges to stimulate commerce and weaken traditional power structures.

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rakuichi-rakuza canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic policy ⓘ
market reform ⓘ
policy in feudal Japan ⓘ
aimedAtGroup guilds ⓘ
local power holders ⓘ
merchants ⓘ
appliedInPeriod feudal Japan ⓘ
associatedConcept commercial stimulation ⓘ
free market ⓘ
guild abolition ⓘ
weakening of feudal intermediaries ⓘ
country Japan ⓘ
economicOrientation liberalization of trade ⓘ
market-oriented ⓘ
effect encouragement of competition ⓘ
expansion of market activity ⓘ
increase in merchant autonomy ⓘ
reduction of guild control over trade ⓘ
goal abolition of monopolistic guild privileges ⓘ
promotion of free markets ⓘ
stimulation of commerce ⓘ
weakening of traditional power structures ⓘ
historicalContext transition in Japanese urban and commercial development ⓘ
implementedBy feudal authorities in Japan ⓘ
opposes monopolistic guilds ⓘ
policyType anti-monopoly policy ⓘ
pro-commerce policy ⓘ
regulates guild privileges ⓘ
markets ⓘ

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Oda Nobunaga → politicalPolicy → rakuichi-rakuza ⓘ