Embargoes and Charlemont

What treaty embargoes cost Charlemont, and which countries are involved.

Growth Economic Growth Sectors Industries Debt Debt / Reserves Budget Infra Infrastructure Embargoes

Impact

Before embargoes

$4,043.5bn

GDP without any embargo

Lost to embargoes

$0.0bn

0% of pre-embargo GDP

Total GDP

$4,043.5bn

National output after embargoes

0% of a possible 75%

How embargoes work

A treaty can embargo a country, and every member of that treaty then embargoes it. An embargo costs both sides: each country loses a share of its GDP equal to 75% of the combined share of world GDP held by the countries it is embargoing or embargoed by. Each country is counted once, however many treaties link you. A country always keeps at least 25% of its GDP, and leaving the treaty restores the full economy at once.

Embargoing Charlemont

Charlemont is 1.7% of global GDP

Countries whose treaties embargo Charlemont.

No country is embargoing Charlemont.

Charlemont is embargoing

Countries that Charlemont embargoes through its treaty memberships.

Charlemont is not a member of any treaty that embargoes another country.