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What are the benefits of economic integration?
What are the benefits of economic integration?
- Erosion of national sovereignty and employment shifts
- Trade creation, employment opportunities, and political cooperation (correct)
- Increased national sovereignty and political cooperation
- Reduced employment opportunities and trade diversion
Which organization is an example of complete economic integration?
Which organization is an example of complete economic integration?
- European Community
- European Economic and Monetary Union (correct)
- North American Free Trade Agreement
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations
What is a free trade area?
What is a free trade area?
- A group of neighboring countries with coordinated monetary and fiscal policies
- An organization formed to provide economic stability and prevent future wars
- An agreement between countries to reduce trade barriers (correct)
- A group of countries that share an official currency
Which stage of economic integration typically involves neighboring countries?
Which stage of economic integration typically involves neighboring countries?
What are the costs of economic integration?
What are the costs of economic integration?
What was the European Community formed for?
What was the European Community formed for?
How many member countries use the euro as their official currency?
How many member countries use the euro as their official currency?
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Study Notes
- Economic integration involves reducing or eliminating trade barriers and coordinating monetary and fiscal policies among nations.
- It typically occurs among neighboring countries and has seven stages of integration.
- The benefits of economic integration include trade creation, employment opportunities, and political cooperation.
- However, it also has costs such as trade diversion, erosion of national sovereignty, and employment shifts.
- The European Union is an example of complete economic integration, with 27 member states and a shared currency.
- Free trade areas are formed by countries signing agreements to reduce trade barriers.
- The European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) refers to countries that have adopted a free trade and monetary agreement in the Eurozone.
- The European Community (EC) was formed in 1957 to provide economic stability and prevent future wars.
- The euro is the official currency of the European Union, used by 19 member countries.
- A currency union is where multiple countries share an official currency.
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