The primary purpose of the regional economicbloc originally created by Brazil, Argentina,Paraguay, Venezuela and Uruguay was to:Contribute to CARICOM AccordO Create the basis for political consolidationof participating countriesEstablish common external tariffs andtrade policiesCoordinate the creation of the commoncurrency

This regional bloc is called Mercosur. Option C

The primary purpose of the regional economic bloc originally created by Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Venezuela and Uruguay was to: Contribute to CARICOM Accord Create the basis for political consolidation of participating countries O Establish common external tariffs and trade policies Coordinate the creation of the common currency

The primary purpose of the regional economic bloc originally created by Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Venezuela and Uruguay was to: Contribute to CARICOM Accord Create the basis for political consolidation of participating countries O Establish common external tariffs and trade policies Coordinate the creation of the common currency

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Chapter18: International Trade And Finance

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