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EFTA

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EFTA
abbr.
European Free Trade Association

EFTA [ˈɛftə]
n acronym for
(Economics) European Free Trade Association; established in 1960 to eliminate trade tariffs on industrial products; now comprises Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. Free trade was established between EFTA and the EC (now EU) in 1984. In 1994 EFTA (excluding Switzerland) and the EU together created the European Economic Area (EEA)
Translations
EFTA [ˈeftə] N ABBR =European Free Trade AssociationAELC f
EFTA [ˈɛftə] n abbr (=European Free Trade Association) → AELE f(= Association européenne de libre-échange)
EFTA abbr of European Free Trade AssociationEFTA f
EFTA [ˈɛftə] n abbr =European Free Trade AssociationE.F.T.A f
EFTA [ˈɛftə] n abbr =European Free Trade AssociationE.F.T.A f


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