Definition
Economic sanctions are punitive measures imposed by governments, international organizations, or supranational entities to restrict or prohibit trade, financial transactions, investments, or other economic activities with targeted countries, entities, or individuals for political, economic, or security reasons. Economic sanctions may include trade embargoes, asset freezes, travel bans, export controls, or financial restrictions aimed at influencing or penalizing targeted parties, changing their behavior, or addressing perceived threats to international peace, security, or human rights. Economic sanctions have significant implications for businesses, governments, and global markets, affecting trade flows, supply chains, investment decisions, and geopolitical relationships.
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Private Limited Company (Ltd)
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