A) The European Union and the European Free Trade Association
B) The European Federation and the European Trade Block
C) The European Commission and the COMINTERN
D) The European Federation and the European Trade Association
E) The European Economic Community and the European Federation
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A) Great Britain, Denmark, and Sweden were among the first countries to adopt the euro.
B) Establishment of the euro did not require participating national governments to give up their own currencies.
C) By adopting the euro, the European Union has created the second most widely traded currency in the world after that of the U.S. dollar.
D) Establishment of the euro did not require participating national governments to give up national control over monetary policy.
E) The governments of European countries routinely sacrifice national sovereignty for the greater good.
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A) Political and economic problems seem to have hindered cooperation among member-countries of the Andean Pact.
B) By the mid-1980s, the Andean Pact achieved most of its stated objectives.
C) The dominant political ideology in many of the Andean countries tended toward the democratic end of the political spectrum.
D) The Galápagos Declaration effectively replaced the Andean Pact in 1997.
E) The Andean Pact sought to remove a common external tariff.
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A) CARICOM
B) Central American Free Trade Agreement
C) Central American Common Market
D) Free Trade Area of the Americas
E) Caribbean Single Market and Economy
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A) European Economic Community
B) European Coal and Steel Community
C) European Agricultural and Energy Union
D) European Textiles and Agricultural Community
E) European Foundation
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A) The adoption of a common currency makes it easier to compare prices across Europe.
B) The adoption of a common currency makes Europe an optimal currency area.
C) The introduction of a common currency increases the range of investment options open only to institutions.
D) The introduction of a common currency leads to higher prices which translate into substantial gains for European producers.
E) The introduction of a common currency decreases competition because it has become easier for consumers to shop around.
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A) free trade area
B) command economy
C) efficient market
D) foreign exchange market
E) location economy
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A) Council of the European Union
B) European Commission
C) European Parliament
D) Court of Justice
E) European Community
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A) Regional economic integration
B) Cross-cultural integration
C) Zoning agreement
D) Administrative trade policies
E) Balance-of-trade equilibrium
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A) helps in reduction of competition in Europe.
B) has prevented the development of a highly liquid pan-European capital market.
C) lowers foreign exchange and hedging costs in Europe.
D) insulates Europe from international competition.
E) increases the range of investment options open to institutions only.
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A) it raises the standard of living in one of the member countries.
B) the amount of trade it creates exceeds the amount it diverts.
C) the currencies of the nations involved appreciates.
D) the balance-of-trade situation remains stable in the region.
E) it creates trade surplus for one of the countries involved.
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A) European Parliament
B) European Central Bank
C) Court of Justice
D) European Free Trade Association
E) European Community
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A) The emphasis of EFTA has been on free trade in agricultural goods.
B) Industrial goods were left out of the trade arrangement, each member being allowed to determine its own level of support.
C) Members cannot determine the level of protection applied to goods coming from outside EFTA.
D) It was founded by those western European countries that initially decided not to be part of the European Community.
E) It imposes a common tariff, of 5 to 20 percent, on products imported from outside.
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A) Establishment of a political union
B) Establishment of a customs union
C) Establishment of exclusive economic zones
D) Establishment of free trade agreements
E) Establishment of a common market
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A) it monitors member states to make sure they are complying with EU laws.
B) it has a monopoly in proposing EU legislation.
C) it has 754 members that are directly elected by the populations of the member-states.
D) draft legislation from the European Commission can become EU law only if the council agrees.
E) it is the supreme court for appeals for EU law.
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A) Establish frontier controls among European Community countries
B) Increase the resources required for complying with trade bureaucracy
C) Place barriers to competition in the retail banking and insurance businesses
D) Apply the principle of "mutual recognition" to product standards
E) Reduce costs directly by not allowing lower-cost suppliers into national economies
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