What is a free trade agreement?

an agreement that removes trade barriers, such as import tariffs and quotas

an agreement that eliminates the need for passport controls between nations

an agreement that allows export of goods at prices lower than normal value

an agreement that allows provision of certain free goods to customers in other countries

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Alexis Nixon

Social Studies

26 July, 04:17

What is a free trade agreement?

an agreement that removes trade barriers, such as import tariffs and quotas

an agreement that eliminates the need for passport controls between nations

an agreement that allows export of goods at prices lower than normal value

an agreement that allows provision of certain free goods to customers in other countries

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Jamar Sampson · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. A free trade agreement is an agreement that removes trade barriers, such as import tariffs and quotas. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.