Question 40: Which of the following best summarizes the passage? A. Free trade zones are primarily architectural structures consisting of fe...

Question 40: Which of the following best summarizes the passage?

A. Free trade zones are primarily architectural structures consisting of fences and gates that facilitate the rapid movement of cargo to help firms avoid all paperwork.

B. While free trade zones are designed to bypass the normal rules of trade, they are essentially loopholes that inevitably lead to illegal trade and financial crimes.

C. Free trade zones are complex policy experiments that offer significant economic potential but require rigorous governance to prevent them from becoming venues for illicit activity.

D. Modernization in trade is only possible through the creation of isolated zones where authorities can outsource their responsibilities to international organizations like UNCTAD.