European-free-trade-association
noun
1.
an economic association established in 1960 and originally composed of Austria, Denmark, Britain, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, and Switzerland, that maintains free trade in industrial products among member countries.
Abbreviation: EFTA.
noun
1.
See EFTA
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