economic sanctions
Economic sanctions refer to coercive measures imposed by governments or international bodies on a country, organization, or individual, intending to restrict or prohibit their economic activities or trade operations with other nations. These measures are typically enacted to exert political or economic pressure, encourage policy changes, discourage undesirable behavior, or address security concerns.
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