A Common Market Is an Agreement That Involves Two or More

question 36

Multiple Choice

A common market is an agreement that involves two or more countries

• A) that agree to eliminate tariffs and other trade restrictions on most or all mutual trade of their own goods and services,where each country has different tariffs for imports from non-member countries.
• B) that not only agree to eliminate tariffs and other trade restrictions on most or all mutual trade but also agree to a common set of trade barriers to imports from non-member countries.
• C) eliminating trade restrictions on most or all mutual trade,maintaining a common set of trade barriers against imports from non-member countries,and permitting mobility of capital and labour among member countries.
• D) eliminating trade restrictions on most or all mutual trade,maintaining a common set of trade barriers against imports from non-member countries,permitting mobility of capital and labour among member countries,and adopting a single currency.
• E) that dissolve their borders to become a single political entity.

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