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It's called an Embargo.
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Is a ban on trade with another country?
An embargo
What is another name for the ban on trade?
embargo
A government ban on trade with other countries?
When a government bans trade with other countries it can be called embargo or boycotting, depending on the circumstances. Embargo is when a government bans trade with another country in attempt to isolate it. Boycotting is when trade is ban in order to intimidate or show disapproval and need for change.
What is ban on trade with another country?
Its when one Country makes it illegal to sell products & produce to another Country.This is usually done to put pressure on the Country being boycotted.There is normally some political reason for this.
What country led the cause to ban the slave trade?
British
What is an embargo?
Order that restricks or prohibits (stops) trade with another countrya government prohibiting the movement of merchant ships into or out of its ports or a prohibition by a government on certain or all trades with foreign nations.
What country led the ban on slave trade?
Great Brittan by 1807 is was completely banned in the country
What did rulers of a protectorate have to do in exchange for protection from rebellions and invasions?
trade with Another Country
When did japan ban foreign trade?
From 1616-1852 in the period known as Sakoku meaing "locked country, or chained country"
What prohibited trade trade with another country?
The Embargo Act!
When a country grant another country mfn status in mutual trade it mean?
it means when a country asked another country to trade they say it on status
What are the policies used by a country to control another country?
Countries can control other countries through various policies such as economic sanctions, trade restrictions, diplomatic isolation, military intervention, and covert operations. These policies are often used to influence the behavior or actions of the targeted country in line with the interests or objectives of the controlling country. Sanctions and diplomatic pressure are commonly employed methods to exert control without resorting to military force.
