Economic Sanction Package

An Economic Sanction Package is an economic coercion instrument that combines economic sanction financial restrictions, economic sanction trade barriers, and economic sanction asset freezes to pressure economic sanction target entities into changing economic sanction problematic behaviors.

• AKA: Sanctions Regime, Economic Restrictions Package, Financial Coercion Measures.
• Context:
  • It can typically target Economic Sanction Financial Transactions through economic sanction banking restrictions.
  • It can typically restrict Economic Sanction Trade Flows via economic sanction export controls.
  • It can typically freeze Economic Sanction Foreign Assets within economic sanction implementing jurisdictions.
  • It can typically prohibit Economic Sanction Technology Transfers to economic sanction designated entities.
  • It can typically require Economic Sanction Compliance Monitoring by economic sanction financial institutions.
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  • It can often coordinate Economic Sanction Multilateral Enforcement among economic sanction coalition partners.
  • It can often include Economic Sanction Humanitarian Exemptions for economic sanction essential goods.
  • It can often trigger Economic Sanction Retaliatory Measures from economic sanction target states.
  • It can often create Economic Sanction Secondary Effects on economic sanction third parties.
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  • It can range from being a Targeted Economic Sanction Package to being a Comprehensive Economic Sanction Package, depending on its economic sanction scope breadth.
  • It can range from being a Unilateral Economic Sanction Package to being a Multilateral Economic Sanction Package, depending on its economic sanction participation level.
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  • It can complement Diplomatic De-escalation Signals as economic sanction negotiation leverage.
  • It can be coordinated through Multilateral Partnership Frameworks for economic sanction unified implementation.
  • It can impact Critical Mineral Development Partnerships through economic sanction supply disruptions.
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• Example(s):
  • Country-Specific Economic Sanction Packages, such as:
    • Russia Economic Sanction Package targeting economic sanction energy exports and economic sanction financial systems.
    • Iran Economic Sanction Package restricting economic sanction nuclear program and economic sanction oil sales.
  • Sectoral Economic Sanction Packages, such as:
    • Technology Sector Economic Sanction Package limiting economic sanction semiconductor access.
    • Defense Industry Economic Sanction Package blocking economic sanction military technology.
  • Smart Economic Sanction Packages, such as:
    • Oligarch-Targeted Economic Sanction Package freezing economic sanction individual assets.
    • Human Rights Economic Sanction Package addressing economic sanction regime violations.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Trade Tariff, which lacks economic sanction coercive political intent.
  • Economic Embargo, which lacks economic sanction targeted flexibility.
  • Financial Regulation, which lacks economic sanction foreign policy objectives.
• See: Economic Coercion Instrument, Economic Effect, Liberal Economic Ideology, Non-Zero-Sum Game.

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