The trading power
Example: The trading power of Venice grew significantly during the Renaissance.
Definition
"The trading power" refers to the economic strength and influence a city, country, or entity holds due to its ability to control and dominate trade routes, markets, or commercial activities. It often implies significant impact on wealth, diplomacy, and regional or global commerce.
Etymology
The phrase "the trading power" combines the noun "trading," derived from Old English 'tradian' meaning to trade or deal, and "power," from Latin 'potere,' meaning to be able or have authority. Together, they describe an entity's capability or authority in commerce. Did you know? Historically, trading powers shaped global politics by controlling valuable goods and trade routes.
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"The trading power" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (B2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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