What is one of the primary functions of inter-governmental organizations (IGOs)? A) To serve as an independent government for states B) To implement domestic laws of member states... What is one of the primary functions of inter-governmental organizations (IGOs)? A) To serve as an independent government for states B) To implement domestic laws of member states C) To govern local issues within individual states D) To facilitate cross-border trade among member states
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The question is asking about the primary functions of inter-governmental organizations (IGOs) and provides multiple-choice options to identify which one correctly describes such a function.
Answer
To facilitate cross-border trade among member states.
The primary function of inter-governmental organizations (IGOs) is to facilitate cross-border trade among member states.
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The primary function of inter-governmental organizations (IGOs) is to facilitate cross-border trade among member states.
More Information
IGOs, like the World Trade Organization (WTO), play a crucial role in regulating and promoting international trade by creating standards and facilitating negotiations that benefit member states.
Sources
- Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) - Harvard Law School - hls.harvard.edu
- Introduction - Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) - guides.libraries.uc.edu
- 15.3 The United Nations and Global Intergovernmental ... - OpenStax - openstax.org
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