The Czech Republic's decision in 2003 to join the European Union indicated that the Czech Republic was now equal in wealth to all other European nations. Would give all economic control to the European Union. Was willing to forge economic ties with other nations. Would eventually achieve a mixed-market economy.

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The Czech Republic's decision in 2003 to join the European Union indicated that the Czech Republic was now equal in wealth to all other European nations. Would give all economic control to the European Union. Was willing to forge economic ties with other nations. Would eventually achieve a mixed-market economy.

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Jensen Mcbride · Answer 1

C,) Was willing to forge economic ties with other nations.

Chaya · Answer 2

The correct answer is: The Czech Republic's decision in 2003 to join the European Union indicated that the Czech Republic was willing to forge economic ties with other nations.

The European Union is a political and economic organism composed by 28 states located mainly in European lands. Its primary goal is to promote a large internal market where the trade of goods, services and capital are governed equally among all members, which is achieved by sharing common trade policies, and thus, it is fair to say that all of the member states are bound by economic ties.