International law gives states the opportunity to take certain actions against other states in order to, for example, restrict trade, introduce different kinds of restrictions on imports and exports and to control the assets of foreign companies. Explain the objectives of trade sanctions, tariffs (on imports and exports), quota systems and domestication.
International law gives states the opportunity to take certain actions against other states in order to, for example, restrict trade, introduce different kinds of restrictions on imports and exports and to control the assets of foreign companies. Explain the objectives of trade sanctions, tariffs (on imports and exports), quota systems and domestication.
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