What is the difference between a common market and a free-trade area? What are some examples of each?
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A common market is a regional trade bloc that reduces its internal tariffs to zero and then establishes a common external tariff, while a free-trade area is a regional trade bloc that reduces its internal tariffs to zero but allows members to retain different external tariffs. Examples include the European Common Market, European Free Trade Area, Central American Common Market, Andean Common Market, East African Common Market, and Latin American Free Trade Association.
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