Normally the WTO does not allow discriminatory treatment in trade of member nations, but it makes an exception for nations:
A) that have a large trade surplus.
B) using environmentally harmful production techniques.
C) that cannot control drugs and other illegal activities.
D) engaging in regional free-trade agreements.

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The WTO allows member nations to engage in regional free-trade agreements as an exception to the non-discriminatory trade rules. This is because free trade agreements between groups of countries can help to promote economic integration and development within those regions. The other options are not valid exceptions to the non-discriminatory trade rules of the WTO.

Normally the WTO Does Not Allow Discriminatory Treatment in Trade