The contents of NAFTA include all, but which one of the following:O a. Removal of most barriers on the cross-border flow of servicesO b. Protection of intellectual property rightsO c. Abolition of all tariffs on all goods traded between Mexico and CanadaO d. Application of national environmental standards, provided that such standards havea scientific basis

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