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What is the primary motivation behind China's sanctions regime?
What is the primary motivation behind China's sanctions regime?
- To enforce international human rights standards
- To align with Western sanctions systems such as those of the United States and the European Union
- To promote international cooperation and goodwill
- To counteract sanctions and actions from other countries perceived as interfering in its internal affairs (correct)
Who are the primary targets of China's sanctions?
Who are the primary targets of China's sanctions?
- Countries with significant economic rivalry with China
- Organizations promoting international cooperation
- Developing countries
- Foreign politicians, businesses, and organizations critical of China's policies on human rights issues, Hong Kong, Xinjiang, and Taiwan (correct)
What are the potential consequences of being on China's sanctions list?
What are the potential consequences of being on China's sanctions list?
- Increased foreign aid
- Preferential treatment in international trade
- Travel bans to China, restrictions on doing business with Chinese companies, and other economic restrictions (correct)
- Access to exclusive cultural events
How does China's evolving sanctions policy reflect its growing assertiveness?
How does China's evolving sanctions policy reflect its growing assertiveness?
Which countries have their own sanctions lists, similar to China's?
Which countries have their own sanctions lists, similar to China's?
What organizations do countries often follow when creating their sanctions lists?
What organizations do countries often follow when creating their sanctions lists?
What type of sanction specifically targets individuals, organizations, or entities, rather than an entire country?
What type of sanction specifically targets individuals, organizations, or entities, rather than an entire country?
Which international organization does not impose fines for violations of its sanctions but imposes more sanctions?
Which international organization does not impose fines for violations of its sanctions but imposes more sanctions?
What was the approximate fine imposed on BNP Paribas by the U.S. government for violating its economic sanctions?
What was the approximate fine imposed on BNP Paribas by the U.S. government for violating its economic sanctions?
What type of sanction involves trade barriers, import and export bans, and other economic restrictions?
What type of sanction involves trade barriers, import and export bans, and other economic restrictions?
What type of sanction can include asset freezes, travel bans, and other financial restrictions, but are limited to specific targets?
What type of sanction can include asset freezes, travel bans, and other financial restrictions, but are limited to specific targets?
Which country issued the highest fines in the world for violations of its economic sanctions?
Which country issued the highest fines in the world for violations of its economic sanctions?
What was the duration of the illegal activities allegedly conducted by BNP Paribas with entities from countries subject to U.S. economic sanctions?
What was the duration of the illegal activities allegedly conducted by BNP Paribas with entities from countries subject to U.S. economic sanctions?
Which of the following is not a common type of sanction?
Which of the following is not a common type of sanction?
Which country is known for having its own sanctions list and imposing fines for violations as it sees fit?
Which country is known for having its own sanctions list and imposing fines for violations as it sees fit?
What is the main goal of targeted financial sanctions?
What is the main goal of targeted financial sanctions?
