Which of the following non-OPEC nations have raised and lowered production in step with the OPEC nations,thus making the cartel more effective?

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Mexico and Norway have both raised and lowered production in step with OPEC nations, particularly during the 1980s when they were part of a larger agreement known as the "Oil Market Coordination and Cooperation Agreement." Venezuela and Nigeria, while members of OPEC, have had more volatile production levels and may not have always aligned with the cartel's decisions. Iran and Iraq, also OPEC members, have had political challenges and sanctions that have impacted their production levels. The United States is not an OPEC member and generally operates independently in terms of production decisions.

Which of the Following Non-OPEC Nations Have Raised and Lowered