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International political economy

the use of economic instruments such as trade, aid and sanctions as means of influence in foreign policy, judged by their costs and effectiveness relative to other tools.

In international political economy, economic statecraft refers to the use of economic instruments such as trade, aid and sanctions as means of influence in foreign policy, judged by their costs and effectiveness relative to other tools. This meaning comes from Baldwin (2020) in Economic Statecraft.[1]

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References

Baldwin, D. A., & Kapstein, E. (2020). Economic Statecraft. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691204437

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