Question

nafta can be defined as
○ a means to acquire convenient resources.
○ a unification treaty that limits trade barriers.
○ an agreement between bordering nations.
○ a way for corporations to more easily outsource labor.

Explanation:

NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) is a trade pact between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico focused on reducing and eliminating trade barriers like tariffs to facilitate cross-border trade. While it had secondary effects like easier resource access or outsourcing, its core definition is a unification treaty limiting trade barriers; the other options describe partial effects or too-broad descriptions, not the formal definition.

Answer:

a unification treaty that limits trade barriers.