Unilateral export controls are determined by several countries (against another or group of other countries)but enacted by only one country; multilateral export controls are determined and enacted by several countries to control the exports to another country or groups of countries.

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Unilateral export controls are determined and enacted by only one country on its own, without the cooperation of other countries, while multilateral export controls are determined and enacted by several countries together to control exports to another country or group of countries.

Unilateral Export Controls Are Determined by Several Countries (Against Another