Common market,

Definition of Common market:

  1. A group of countries that impose low or no tariffs on trade between them and pay normal tariffs.

  2. A group of geographical countries has been formed to promote tax-free trade and the free movement of labor and capital among its members. The European Community (as a legal entity within the European Union) is the most famous example. The Common Market imposes a common external tax (TEC) on imports from third countries.

How to use Common market in a sentence?

  1. Sometimes countries try to create a common market so that their businesses can prosper through easy sales.
  2. The common market in the region can agree on an ideal way to allocate resources based on natural resources.
  3. He urged companies in the ■■■■■ steel and coal market to publish price lists.
  4. This country has created a common market and many people are happy and optimistic about it.

Meaning of Common market & Common market Definition