What defines a free port?

Multiple choice question for Basic of Economics. Select an option, then review the explanation below.

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A place where export taxes are not appliedA location exempt from import taxesAn area where neither import nor export taxes are imposedA zone where all goods can be freely imported or exported

Explanation

Option A refers to a location without export taxes, option B indicates no import taxes, while option C correctly describes a free port as a place where both import and export duties are waived. Option D describes free trade but does not specify tax exemptions.

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What defines a free port?

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