Which of the following is not one of the ways in which Colbert and the French government are trying to increase trade within France? Select one: Oa. subsidizing the development of manufacturing businesses within France. Ob. promote cheaper transport by reducing tolls on rivers and repairing roads. Oc. promoting the construction of more ships. Od. offering religious toleration to immigrants who possess manufacturing skills.
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