Export restrictions are government-imposed limits on the quantity or value of goods shipped abroad. They protect domestic industries, conserve natural resources, or enforce foreign policy. Producers and local consumers benefit from stable supply and prices, while global buyers face constrained access. These measures are used through quotas, licenses, or outright bans.
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