Free trade areas have no integration of nations, just the removal of barriers to trade, whereas the common market attempts to integrate the political, social, and economic elements of nations, along with their infrastructures.

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Free trade areas focus solely on the removal of tariffs and barriers to trade among member countries, without integrating their political, social, and economic policies or infrastructures. A common market, on the other hand, goes further by allowing the free movement of goods, services, capital, and labor, but does not necessarily integrate political and social elements or infrastructures.

Free Trade Areas Have No Integration of Nations, Just the Removal