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The North American Free Trade Organization (NAFTA) is an example of what type of region?

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The North American Free Trade Organization (NAFTA) is an example of a regional free trade bloc. The goal of regional free trade blocs are to promote trade amongst nations within a particular geographic region. This particular trade bloc took place in North America and similar free trade blocs have been created in other regions of the world. 
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