When was customs union of Zollverein established?
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The Zollverein or German Customs Union was a coalition of German states established within their territories to control tariffs and economic policies. The Zollverein formally began on 1 January 1834, organized by the 1833 Zollverein treaties.
It has created a free trade area across much of Germany and is often seen as a major step in German reunification. The zollverein's goal was to economically link the Germans into a country. The Union abolished the tariff barriers and reduced the number of currencies from more than thirty to two.
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The customs union of Zollverein was established in the year 1934.
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- Germany provided for Zollverein Customs Union, as a union for manufactures.
- The main objective of the Zollverein was to attain Germany frugally by adopting the policy of free trade and abolishing tariffs.
- The state of Prussia was the important driver behind the construction of this Customs Union and the focus of Prussia was free trade within a regular commercial policy. It was used to prevent unnecessary hikes in prices and lower competition.
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