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Definition of physiocratic in English:

physiocratic

adjective

‘It will be evident from the book's title that our attention is to be directed at those enlightenment authors who were roughly a generation younger than Quesnay and his physiocratic contemporaries.’

‘Government ministers, who found it impossible to reduce royal expenditures, were particularly seduced by the physiocratic idea of stimulating agriculture and then taxing the resulting wealth.’
‘It is a descriptive account, with occasional physiocratic remarks, that essentially transcribes documents from diverse origins, mainly the companies themselves.’
‘The monarchy, operating partly upon physiocratic principles, threatened the guilds with abolition in 1776.’