alepending on the extent oi application, an embargo may be subdivided into the follorring categortes3 partiai embargo, when Ehe susp€nsion of exports applieg solely to certain qoods, anaf lotal embargo, when the prohibition of exports includes goods of all type6. A partial embargo may be further giviged into quota embargo, when the expori^ of " ."it"in quantity of gootl s is permitted' and selective emlcargo' when the export of certain goods is prohibited' A total enbargo may be dividecl into universar embargo, when applletl to all economic sectors' and sectoral embarqo, when appl'ied to a certain sector of the econoqr ' 1?. UNCTAD further pointed out tbat a nboycott" may be deflned as a measure to curtail one country's economic relations uith one or nore other countries by prohibiting the purchase of goods or Bervices originatinq in 6uch a country or by prohtbitinq flnancial transactions Hith such a country' There is total boycott and partlal boycott' which nl€y be further itivialed into quota boycot! ' when the import of only a certain guantity of goods ls permitted' anil selective boycott ' when the j.mport of only certain goods is permltted. uNcTAD further defined an "economlc blockades as a complete - "arraran"" of a countryr3 econoftic ties wlth another country or countries. In aaldilion to that actlon, the State inposing the sanction also seeks to impose on ttrird countrles the severance of lheir econonic links witsh che country aff€cted by the economic blockade. An economic blockade' by its nature' cannot be regarded as a neasure appllcable ln time of peace' A/40/596 EngI i sh Paqe 5 C. Impact of gconontc coercive neasures
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various forms of economic sanctions, including embargoes, boycotts, and economic blockades, and their implications on international trade. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting that the text is intended for a specialized audience, possibly in the field of international trade or economics.

**Category**
International trade