The formation of CARICOM has primarily been triggered by the desire of Jamaica, Trinidad, and Tobago to expand the region's market size and attract more FDI.

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The formation of CARICOM was primarily driven by the desire to create a unified regional economic and political bloc to enhance cooperation and development among member states. While expansion of market size and attracting FDI were key objectives, they were not the primary drivers of the formation of CARICOM.

The Formation of CARICOM Has Primarily Been Triggered by the Desire