Economic sanctions?
Correct answer: D. involve restrictions in imports exports and or financial flows
- A. are prohibited by the World Trade Organization
- B. affect international trade but not international financial flows
- C. involve restrictions on imports, but not exports
- D. involve restrictions in imports exports and or financial flows
Explanation
Economic sanctions are broad restrictions used to influence another country and may target imports, exports, investment, banking, or other financial flows. They are not generally prohibited by the WTO, although particular measures may violate trade rules.
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