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@dmndlife24
u there???

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i'm always here

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what's your question??

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hello

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H

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E

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L

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L

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O

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You've cat to be kitten me right meow

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LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL @dmndlife24

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r ya? r ya really always here??! cuz it dont seem like it now lol

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@dmndlife24 @dmndlife24 @dmndlife24 @dmndlife24 @dmndlife24 @dmndlife24 @dmndlife24

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@dmndlife24

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FINALLYYY!!!!!! @dmndlife24

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r u ready?

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For wut

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check inbox

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omg this is gonna take like 10 hours

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:( pleaaaase i waited all day yesterday

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I can only help on as many as i can...i have to go soon

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k

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Opponents of free trade zones might use this map to argue that free trade

encourages conflict among market and command economies
leads to greater mobility among populations
organizes nations into regional exclusionary blocs
redraws traditional geographic boundaries
@dmndlife24

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PLEAAASEEEEE TRY YOUR BEST I CANNOT FAIL PLEASE :/

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Whats your guess?

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bc i would say organizes nations into regional exclusionary blocs...but not really sure

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im not sure either.. @dmndlife24

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does this help? @dmndlife24 Some economists point out that creating a free trade area may be a barrier to trade itself by excluding countries that do not join. For example, the European Union is a free trade area that charges a tariff to any nonmember country that trades with a member country.

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It's probably C. then

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Some economists believe trade without any barriers is the path to economic growth, and even security. Countries that work together economically may be less apt to attack one another. When two or more countries create a free trade area, those leaders make an agreement that eliminates all barriers to trade between them. The map below shows the countries that have existing free trade agreements (FTA) with the United States, as well as those countries in the process of negotiating a free trade agreement. @dmndlife24

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i need a 100% answer

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@dmndlife24 DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDEEEEE ARE YOU SERIOUSS!!!!