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Preclusive Purchasingat refers to the purchasing of resources with the intent to affect the enemy’s ability to purchase the same resources. By purchasing these resources before the enemy, the price of a particular supply will have been increased due to increased demand and the supply of a particular good may not even be adequate to meet their needs.

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