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Examples of free trade areas

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
South Asia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA)
European Free Trade Association
Union of South American Nations
New West Partnership (An internal free-trade zone in Canada between Alberta, British Columbia,
and Saskatchewan)
Gulf Cooperation Council common market

See also
Agricultural policy
Customs union
Denied trade screening
End-use certificate
Free trade
International free trade agreement
Region lock
Free economic zone (includes Free Port).

Useful Databases on Trade Barriers

ITC's Market Access Map (http://www.macmap.org/), an online database of customs tariffs and
market requirements
ITC's Non-Tariff Measures Business Survey (http://www.ntmsurvey.org) database, including
regulatory and procedural obstacles that trading companies face both at home and abroad

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