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The economy of the English Colonies was tied to the homeland economy, which was based on the principle of mercantilism. The belief that a nations' wealth was determined on the power of its independent, fully self-sufficient economy created a structure in which the Colonies were regarded as regular providers of cheap raw material for the home-based industries and as secure markets for products transported from the homeland.
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