An agreement that involves two or more countries that agree to eliminate tariffs and other trade restrictions on most or all mutual trade of their own goods and services,but each have different tariffs for imports from non-member countries,is called

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A free trade area is an agreement between two or more countries where they agree to eliminate tariffs and other trade barriers on most or all mutual trade of their own goods and services. However, each member country retains its individual tariffs and trade policies for non-member countries. This means that the countries within the free trade area can trade with each other freely without facing any tariffs or trade barriers, but they can still impose tariffs on non-member countries. Therefore, option A is the best choice for this question.

An Agreement That Involves Two or More Countries That Agree