An agreement among a group of countries that allows for tariff- free trade among the members but leaves each member free to levy its own tariffs on imports from other countries is called a

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A free-trade area is an agreement among a group of countries that allows for tariff-free trade among the members, but each member is free to levy its own tariffs on imports from non-member countries. The other options, such as a customs union, a common market, or a confederation all involve varying degrees of harmonization of economic policy among the member countries, which is not the case in a free-trade area.

An Agreement Among a Group of Countries That Allows for Tariff-