Regional Integration

Place the following regional organisations in the order in which they were established:

• West Indies Federation > Caricom > Carifta > CSME > OECS > ACS

• West Indies Federation > OECS > CSME > ACS > CARIFTA > Caricom

• CSME > OECS > CARIFTA > West Indies Federation > Caricom > ACS

• West Indies Federation > CARIFTA > Caricom > OECS > ACS > CSME

If a CARICOM country imposes restrictions on CARICOM products, which of the following provisions of the treaty is being violated?

• Rule of origin

• Liberalization of trade

• Special Regime of LCDs

• Common External Tariff

The OECS was established in 1981, following the signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas

• True

• False

The ACS is grouping of Caribbean and Latin American States that seeks cooperation across the Caribbean basin.

• True

• False

Caribbean Examination Council and The University of West Indies is a form of regional integration

• True

• False

This organization came into effect in 1968

• The Caribbean Common Market

• CARIFTA

• The West Indies Federation

• CARICOM

Select all that apply. What factors promote regional integration in the Caribbean?

• close proximity

• common social and economic issues

• common history and culture

What was the main objective of the West Indies Federation?

• economic union

• social union

• political union

• functional union

All of the following are stages in the Caribbean Integration process EXCEPT

• FEMA

• CARICOM

• OECS

• West Indies Federation

All of the following are member states of the West Indies Federation EXCEPT:

• Jamaica

• Belize

• Barbados

• St. Vincent