An area that has no trade barriers between the countries in the area is called a

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A free trade area is an area where countries have agreed to eliminate trade barriers, such as tariffs and quotas, among themselves. A customs union, on the other hand, is a group of countries that have eliminated trade barriers and also have a common external tariff on goods imported from outside the group. Duty-free, tariff-free, and quota-free areas may or may not have eliminated trade barriers, so they are not as specific as the term "free trade area."

An Area That Has No Trade Barriers Between the Countries