To promote free trade and investment among member states

To establish a common currency and monetary policy

To create a political union among member states

To harmonize social and cultural policies among member states

Lack of political will and commitment

Inadequate infrastructure and connectivity

Divergent economic policies among member states

All of the above

It increases trade flows by reducing tariffs and other trade barriers

It decreases trade flows by increasing competition among member states

It has no impact on trade flows

It can both increase and decrease trade flows depending on the specific circumstances

It can attract foreign direct investment (FDI) by creating a larger and more stable market

It can discourage FDI by increasing competition and regulatory uncertainty

It has no impact on FDI flows

The impact of economic integration on FDI flows is unpredictable

It promotes specialization and division of labor, leading to increased efficiency and productivity

It expands the market size, allowing for economies of scale and increased investment

It facilitates the transfer of technology and knowledge among member states

All of the above

Increased competition can lead to job losses and economic dislocation in certain sectors

Economic integration can exacerbate regional disparities and inequalities

It can lead to a loss of cultural identity and diversity

All of the above

By implementing comprehensive economic reforms and improving infrastructure

By promoting regional cooperation and harmonizing economic policies

By investing in education and skill development to enhance competitiveness

All of the above

The formation of the North Eastern Council (NEC)

The establishment of the Special Economic Zones (SEZs)

The implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST)

All of the above

It facilitates the free movement of labor, allowing workers to seek better employment opportunities

It restricts the movement of labor, protecting domestic jobs and wages

It has no impact on the movement of labor

The impact of economic integration on labor movement is unpredictable

Technology can reduce trade costs and facilitate cross-border transactions

Technology can enhance communication and cooperation among member states

Technology can promote innovation and the development of new economic sectors

All of the above

By promoting economic growth and reducing poverty

By encouraging the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies and practices

By fostering cooperation on regional environmental issues

All of the above

Strong political commitment and leadership

Harmonization of economic policies and regulations

Adequate infrastructure and connectivity

All of the above

It reduces the role of government in the economy by promoting free markets and competition

It expands the role of government in the economy by requiring increased regulation and coordination

It has no impact on the role of government in the economy

The impact of economic integration on the role of government is unpredictable

It can lead to increased income inequality due to the concentration of economic benefits in certain regions or sectors

It can promote more equitable income distribution by creating new opportunities and reducing regional disparities

It has no impact on income distribution

The impact of economic integration on income distribution is unpredictable

By fostering economic interdependence and cooperation among member states

By reducing the likelihood of conflict over scarce resources

By promoting cultural exchange and understanding

All of the above