Which of the following is true of the political case for regional economic integration?

A. Linking neighboring economies increases the potential for violent conflict.

B. Free trade stimulates economic growth, which creates dynamic gains from trade.

C. Making neighboring economies increasingly dependent on each other fails to create incentives for political cooperation.

D. Countries can enhance their political weight in the world by grouping their economies.

E. Those who have sought a united Europe have always had a desire to make another war in Europe imminent.

D