In the context of economic communities, unlike the European Union (EU), the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) _____.
A) has unified the human resource management practices and laws of its member nations
B) has a common currency designed to eliminate exchange-rate fluctuations
C) is a comprehensive and commonly cited economic community
D) attempts to reduce the trade barriers that exist among Canada, the United States, and Mexico

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NAFTA, unlike the EU, does not unify human resource management practices, laws, or introduce a common currency among its members. Its primary aim is to reduce trade barriers between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, making D the correct choice.

In the Context of Economic Communities, Unlike the European Union