monetized/monetization

Spanish translation: monetizado/monetización

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English term or phrase:	monetized/monetization
Spanish translation:	monetizado/monetización
Entered by:	José Alberto Ruiz Pérez

16:25 Apr 30, 2008

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Social Sciences - History

English term or phrase: monetized/monetization

The system was necessitated when the amount of precious metals in a political realm was not sufficient for a ****fully-monetized**** economy, nor was it possible to transfer and transport revenues from the provinces to the center for later distribution

Encouraging trade through Ottoman ports by granting trade privileges and securing long-distance trade routes, especially the conquest in the early sixteenth century of Syria and Egypt with their important trade centers like Aleppo, Damascus, Alexandria and Cairo allowed greater ***monetization*** of Ottoman economy

Mughal emperors were in an even more advantageous position because the degree of ***monetization*** was higher in their realm due to relative abundance of precious metals

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monetizado/monetización

Explanation:
RAE:

monetización.
1. f. Acción y efecto de monetizar.

monetizar.

(Del lat. monēta, moneda, e -izar).

1. tr. Dar curso legal como moneda a billetes de banco u otros signos pecuniarios.

2. tr. Hacer moneda.

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Cristina Heraud-van Tol
Peru
Local time: 06:36

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monetizado/monetización

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monetizado/monetización

Cristina Heraud-van Tol
Peru
Local time: 06:36
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