Fiscal risk and Free trade agreement: Difference between pages

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International trade

(FTA).

An agreement to establish relatively free trade between two countries, or within a wider region.

Cross-border trade within the free trade area is normally free of tariffs.

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-The risk of adverse effects arising from changes in relevant tax law or practice.
+''International trade''
+(FTA).
-== See also ==
+An agreement to establish relatively free trade between two countries, or within a wider region.
-* [[Fiscal policy]]
-* [[Legislative risk]]
-* [[Tax]]
-[[Category:Identify_and_assess_risks]]
+Cross-border trade within the free trade area is normally free of tariffs.
+==See also==
+*[[Customs union]]
+*[[European Economic Area]]
+*[[European Free Trade Association]]
+*[[Free trade]]
+*[[Free trade area]]
+*[[International trade]]
+*[[North American Free Trade Agreement]]
+*[[Tariff]]
+*[[Trade]]
+* [[Trans-Pacific Partnership]]