Q29 What is meant by the concept of "trade diversion"? a. Trade that is shifted between members of a customs union. b. The replacement of an existing foreign supplier from one country with a new foreign supplier from another country based on its membership in a trade agreement. c. The creation of a free-trade area. d. Something that is predicted by theory, but has never been observed in practice. e. An increase in economic efficiency that comes with a newly established trading relationship.

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