Definition of autarky in English:

autarky

(also autarchy)

noun ˈɔːtɑːkiˈɔˌtɑrki

mass noun

1Economic independence or self-sufficiency.
（经济上的）独立；自给自足
rural community autarchy is a Utopian dream
Example sentencesExamples
- If you want to abandon internationally determined market prices, it means a return to autarky with governments determining the price of domestic crude oil and refined petroleum products.
- The unity they desired was one based upon conquest, political subordination, and economic autarky.
- Self-reliance and autarchy are discarded options in today's world, be it for tackling terrorism or underdevelopment.
- And while the distribution of that prosperity is often unequal and unjust, it's hard to see how a retreat to autarchy would make it any less unjust.
- We are free to disagree over foreign investment: I do not advocate autarchy.
- Economic historians have long known that a key plank of Nazi economic policy was autarky.
- Then the classical economists pointed out that living in autarky is not very productive.
- For almost 50 years, our country followed the policy of autarky.
- Finally, in the period of Spanish economic autarchy, trams went into steep decline.
- The collapse of the Soviet Union - the most extreme example of a program of economic autarky - was itself a product of the growing pressures of world capitalism.
- It aims at war because it wants autarky - because it wants to live in economic self-sufficiency.
- He pledged the government would take ‘an active role in globalization,’ acknowledging that China, one of the world's most trade-dependent countries, cannot return to the days of economic autarchy.
- Franco imposed a policy of economic self-sufficiency or autarky.
- Rapid economic growth fueled by foreign credits gradually gave way to economic autarchy accompanied by wrenching austerity and severe political repression.
- He has tried to retreat into national economic autarky, with disastrous results.
- However, ‘de-linking’ is not about running away from the rest of the world nor is it about autarky.
- The push to restrict people's opportunities to buy and sell based on region is an attempt to bring about what economists call autarky, or economic self-sufficiency.
- Fast track may well be dead, but nobody should take that to mean that the U.S. is going to retreat into autarky.
- The fact is, what collapsed in the Soviet Union was not socialism but the Stalinist system of national economic autarchy.
- The costs of farming obliged farmers to abandon mixed farming and autarky for market orientation and specialization.
Synonyms
independence, self-reliance, self-support, self-sustenance, self-standing
1. 1.1count noun A country, state, or society which is economically independent.
  经济独立的国家（或地区）
  Example sentencesExamples
  During the Cold War, these ideas had encouraged the first generation of leaders of the newly independent colonies, and their colleagues in Latin America, to build statist autarkies.
  Trotsky fought for a faster tempo of industrial growth in order to counter this pressure, while at the same time he rejected the conception of an economic autarky.

Derivatives

autarkic

adjective ɔːˈtɑːkɪk

Transaction costs for countries that pursue autarkic economic policies are also perceived to be lower than other countries since they tend not to rely on external economic relationships.
Example sentencesExamples
- We have the rare privilege of watching up close as a formerly socialist, autarkic economy peacefully attempts to make the transition to a market-based, rule-of-law economy.
- Although he is very much a nationalist, and finds himself close to the antiglobalization movement, he does not espouse an autarkic turn-back-the-clock, close-down-the-border solution.
- These activists oppose international trade altogether and want every local area to retreat into a self-sufficient autarkic state.
- At the same time, there were many manufacturers and mechanics whose businesses had been profitable only during the autarkic wartime conditions.
- The Soviet Union was supposedly making economic strides; newly independent states were choosing autarkic collectivism.
- His autarkic economic policies demand that the government has complete control of foreign currency transactions.

autarkical

adjectiveɔːˈtɑːkɪk(ə)l

autarkist

noun

Origin

Early 17th century: from Greek autarkeia, from autarkēs 'self-sufficiency', from autos 'self' + arkein 'suffice'.

Definition of autarky in US English:

autarky

(also autarchy)

nounˈôˌtärkēˈɔˌtɑrki

1Economic independence or self-sufficiency.
（经济上的）独立；自给自足
rural community autarchy is a Utopian dream
Example sentencesExamples
- However, ‘de-linking’ is not about running away from the rest of the world nor is it about autarky.
- If you want to abandon internationally determined market prices, it means a return to autarky with governments determining the price of domestic crude oil and refined petroleum products.
- And while the distribution of that prosperity is often unequal and unjust, it's hard to see how a retreat to autarchy would make it any less unjust.
- It aims at war because it wants autarky - because it wants to live in economic self-sufficiency.
- The push to restrict people's opportunities to buy and sell based on region is an attempt to bring about what economists call autarky, or economic self-sufficiency.
- Rapid economic growth fueled by foreign credits gradually gave way to economic autarchy accompanied by wrenching austerity and severe political repression.
- Finally, in the period of Spanish economic autarchy, trams went into steep decline.
- The unity they desired was one based upon conquest, political subordination, and economic autarky.
- Franco imposed a policy of economic self-sufficiency or autarky.
- Self-reliance and autarchy are discarded options in today's world, be it for tackling terrorism or underdevelopment.
- The fact is, what collapsed in the Soviet Union was not socialism but the Stalinist system of national economic autarchy.
- Economic historians have long known that a key plank of Nazi economic policy was autarky.
- He pledged the government would take ‘an active role in globalization,’ acknowledging that China, one of the world's most trade-dependent countries, cannot return to the days of economic autarchy.
- The costs of farming obliged farmers to abandon mixed farming and autarky for market orientation and specialization.
- The collapse of the Soviet Union - the most extreme example of a program of economic autarky - was itself a product of the growing pressures of world capitalism.
- For almost 50 years, our country followed the policy of autarky.
- Then the classical economists pointed out that living in autarky is not very productive.
- Fast track may well be dead, but nobody should take that to mean that the U.S. is going to retreat into autarky.
- He has tried to retreat into national economic autarky, with disastrous results.
- We are free to disagree over foreign investment: I do not advocate autarchy.
Synonyms
independence, self-reliance, self-support, self-sustenance, self-standing
1. 1.1 A country, state, or society which is economically independent.
  经济独立的国家（或地区）
  Example sentencesExamples
  During the Cold War, these ideas had encouraged the first generation of leaders of the newly independent colonies, and their colleagues in Latin America, to build statist autarkies.
  Trotsky fought for a faster tempo of industrial growth in order to counter this pressure, while at the same time he rejected the conception of an economic autarky.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Greek autarkeia, from autarkēs ‘self-sufficiency’, from autos ‘self’ + arkein ‘suffice’.

词汇	autarky
释义	Definition of autarky in English: autarky (also autarchy) noun ˈɔːtɑːkiˈɔˌtɑrki mass noun 1Economic independence or self-sufficiency. （经济上的）独立；自给自足 rural community autarchy is a Utopian dream Example sentencesExamples If you want to abandon internationally determined market prices, it means a return to autarky with governments determining the price of domestic crude oil and refined petroleum products. The unity they desired was one based upon conquest, political subordination, and economic autarky. Self-reliance and autarchy are discarded options in today's world, be it for tackling terrorism or underdevelopment. And while the distribution of that prosperity is often unequal and unjust, it's hard to see how a retreat to autarchy would make it any less unjust. We are free to disagree over foreign investment: I do not advocate autarchy. Economic historians have long known that a key plank of Nazi economic policy was autarky. Then the classical economists pointed out that living in autarky is not very productive. For almost 50 years, our country followed the policy of autarky. Finally, in the period of Spanish economic autarchy, trams went into steep decline. The collapse of the Soviet Union - the most extreme example of a program of economic autarky - was itself a product of the growing pressures of world capitalism. It aims at war because it wants autarky - because it wants to live in economic self-sufficiency. He pledged the government would take ‘an active role in globalization,’ acknowledging that China, one of the world's most trade-dependent countries, cannot return to the days of economic autarchy. Franco imposed a policy of economic self-sufficiency or autarky. Rapid economic growth fueled by foreign credits gradually gave way to economic autarchy accompanied by wrenching austerity and severe political repression. He has tried to retreat into national economic autarky, with disastrous results. However, ‘de-linking’ is not about running away from the rest of the world nor is it about autarky. The push to restrict people's opportunities to buy and sell based on region is an attempt to bring about what economists call autarky, or economic self-sufficiency. Fast track may well be dead, but nobody should take that to mean that the U.S. is going to retreat into autarky. The fact is, what collapsed in the Soviet Union was not socialism but the Stalinist system of national economic autarchy. The costs of farming obliged farmers to abandon mixed farming and autarky for market orientation and specialization. Synonyms independence, self-reliance, self-support, self-sustenance, self-standing 1.1count noun A country, state, or society which is economically independent. 经济独立的国家（或地区） Example sentencesExamples During the Cold War, these ideas had encouraged the first generation of leaders of the newly independent colonies, and their colleagues in Latin America, to build statist autarkies. Trotsky fought for a faster tempo of industrial growth in order to counter this pressure, while at the same time he rejected the conception of an economic autarky. Derivatives autarkic adjective ɔːˈtɑːkɪk Transaction costs for countries that pursue autarkic economic policies are also perceived to be lower than other countries since they tend not to rely on external economic relationships. Example sentencesExamples We have the rare privilege of watching up close as a formerly socialist, autarkic economy peacefully attempts to make the transition to a market-based, rule-of-law economy. Although he is very much a nationalist, and finds himself close to the antiglobalization movement, he does not espouse an autarkic turn-back-the-clock, close-down-the-border solution. These activists oppose international trade altogether and want every local area to retreat into a self-sufficient autarkic state. At the same time, there were many manufacturers and mechanics whose businesses had been profitable only during the autarkic wartime conditions. The Soviet Union was supposedly making economic strides; newly independent states were choosing autarkic collectivism. His autarkic economic policies demand that the government has complete control of foreign currency transactions. autarkical adjectiveɔːˈtɑːkɪk(ə)l autarkist noun Origin Early 17th century: from Greek autarkeia, from autarkēs 'self-sufficiency', from autos 'self' + arkein 'suffice'. Definition of autarky in US English: autarky (also autarchy) nounˈôˌtärkēˈɔˌtɑrki 1Economic independence or self-sufficiency. （经济上的）独立；自给自足 rural community autarchy is a Utopian dream Example sentencesExamples However, ‘de-linking’ is not about running away from the rest of the world nor is it about autarky. If you want to abandon internationally determined market prices, it means a return to autarky with governments determining the price of domestic crude oil and refined petroleum products. And while the distribution of that prosperity is often unequal and unjust, it's hard to see how a retreat to autarchy would make it any less unjust. It aims at war because it wants autarky - because it wants to live in economic self-sufficiency. The push to restrict people's opportunities to buy and sell based on region is an attempt to bring about what economists call autarky, or economic self-sufficiency. Rapid economic growth fueled by foreign credits gradually gave way to economic autarchy accompanied by wrenching austerity and severe political repression. Finally, in the period of Spanish economic autarchy, trams went into steep decline. The unity they desired was one based upon conquest, political subordination, and economic autarky. Franco imposed a policy of economic self-sufficiency or autarky. Self-reliance and autarchy are discarded options in today's world, be it for tackling terrorism or underdevelopment. The fact is, what collapsed in the Soviet Union was not socialism but the Stalinist system of national economic autarchy. Economic historians have long known that a key plank of Nazi economic policy was autarky. He pledged the government would take ‘an active role in globalization,’ acknowledging that China, one of the world's most trade-dependent countries, cannot return to the days of economic autarchy. The costs of farming obliged farmers to abandon mixed farming and autarky for market orientation and specialization. The collapse of the Soviet Union - the most extreme example of a program of economic autarky - was itself a product of the growing pressures of world capitalism. For almost 50 years, our country followed the policy of autarky. Then the classical economists pointed out that living in autarky is not very productive. Fast track may well be dead, but nobody should take that to mean that the U.S. is going to retreat into autarky. He has tried to retreat into national economic autarky, with disastrous results. We are free to disagree over foreign investment: I do not advocate autarchy. Synonyms independence, self-reliance, self-support, self-sustenance, self-standing 1.1 A country, state, or society which is economically independent. 经济独立的国家（或地区） Example sentencesExamples During the Cold War, these ideas had encouraged the first generation of leaders of the newly independent colonies, and their colleagues in Latin America, to build statist autarkies. Trotsky fought for a faster tempo of industrial growth in order to counter this pressure, while at the same time he rejected the conception of an economic autarky. Origin Early 17th century: from Greek autarkeia, from autarkēs ‘self-sufficiency’, from autos ‘self’ + arkein ‘suffice’.
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