2. The European Union (EU) is an association: (Circle one) A. Whose principles promote no unfair encouragement of exports. B. That allows workers from member countries to work in another member country C. An agreement ratified by Congress in 1993, creating a free trade area between 3 nations D. That is a lender of last resort
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