PTA
- Preferential trade agreements
 - lower customs duty on the products originating from the member countries.
 
- Free Trade Agreements
 - It is a special case of PTA where all tariff and non-tariff barriers are abolished
 - free access is allowed to the products of member countries.
 - Example NAFTA (among Mexico, US and Canada).
 
Customs Union
- A Customs Union moves beyond a free trade area by establishing a common external tariff on all trade between, members and non-members.
 - Customs Unions typically contain mechanisms to redistribute tariff revenue among members
 - Example: Mercosur
 
Common Market
- free flow labour, capital, and output (goods/services) among the members.
 - Example, SICA (in Central America)
 
Economic union
- members share a common currency and macro-economic policies (Example European Union).
 - Example, European Union.
 

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