A) remove all trade barriers between member nations in practice.
B) establish a political union.
C) adopt a common currency.
D) harmonize macroeconomic and monetary policy between member states.
E) establish an economic union.
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A) free trade area.
B) customs union.
C) common market.
D) economic union.
E) political union.
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A) lower trade barriers between the United States and the Central American Common Market countries.
B) eliminate trade barriers between the CARICOM and Central American Common Market countries.
C) reduce of trade barriers between Caribbean Single Market and Economy nations and Central American Common Market countries.
D) introduce a common currency for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
E) reduce tariffs and quotas between Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua.
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A) spectacular success of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
B) trade impasse following the oil crisis in the 1970s that occurred due to collusion among oil producing nations
C) devastation of Western Europe during two world wars and the desire for a lasting peace
D) emergence of Japan as an economic and industrial superpower despite the nuclear holocaust
E) rise of communism in Europe
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A) It obliged all European Union members to adopt the euro.
B) It committed the European Economic Community to establish common policies in agriculture and transportation.
C) It called for the establishment of internal trade barriers.
D) It allowed members to determine the level of protection applied to goods coming from outside.
E) It called for the abolition of a common external tariff.
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A) licensing agreements
B) economic unions
C) common markets
D) free trade agreements
E) political unions
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A) the co-legislator for almost all European laws.
B) a consultative body rather than a legislative body.
C) the supreme appeals court for European Union law.
D) the ultimate controlling authority within the EU for legislation.
E) a monitor for EU compliance laws.
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A) absence of a common external trade policy with regard to nonmembers.
B) free movement of factors of production between member nations.
C) establishment of barriers to the free flow of goods between member nations.
D) a lack of administrative machinery to oversee trade relations with nonmembers.
E) mandatory use of a common currency among member nations.
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A) fast-paced democratic reforms.
B) low unemployment.
C) political stability.
D) low economic growth.
E) diminished debt burdens.
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A) free trade area.
B) customs union.
C) common market.
D) economic union.
E) political union.
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