When a government orders companies not to conduct business in another country because of a war,human rights violations,or lack of a legitimate government; these orders are called:

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Economic sanctions are penalties imposed by the government on companies or countries to restrict or prohibit economic activity in response to behavior deemed unacceptable. These restrictions might include limits on trade, financial transactions, investments, travel, or other activities. Economic sanctions are often implemented in response to human rights violations, war, or the absence of a legitimate government. Government bailouts are financial assistance given to companies to prevent them from going bankrupt. Political sanctions are measures taken by one country against another as a political or diplomatic tool, and government stop-orders do not exist as a term for this context.

When a Government Orders Companies Not to Conduct Business in Another