When a state gives another state most-favored-nation status, what does it entail?
a. A state only conducts trade with the states it has given most-favored-nation status.
b. A state applies its lowest tariff level to all states it has given most-favored-nation status.
c. A state only accepts currency from the states it has given most-favored-nation status.
d. A state has identified states with most-favored-nation status as strategically important.
b. A state applies its lowest tariff level to all states it has given most-favored-nation status.
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