An export restriction is a government-imposed limit on the quantity or destination of goods shipped abroad, often used to protect national security, conserve scarce resources, or control strategic technology. It benefits domestic industries by ensuring local supply, stabilizing prices, and fostering economic self-sufficiency. Exporting nations also use it as a geopolitical tool to influence foreign policy.
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