This depends greatly on the time period in question, since for a long time it was Irish immigrants who were coming to the United States in great numbers, but yes, mostly it was German immigrants.
Mercantilism was a widely economic practice during the 16th century - 18th century by countries such as Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Netherlands.
- The economic practice "Mercantilism" is a belief anciently used to conserve nation's wealth and power through increasing exports over imports.
- Thus, a mercantilist an entity who embrace and practice Mercantilism.
In conclusion, a mercantilist will definitely agree the practice is good for the country because its protect and increases the countries economic wealth, leading to increased influence and power.
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