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Special Economic Zone
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About — Special Economic Zone
A Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a geographically delimited area where governments grant tax incentives, relaxed regulations, and infrastructure support to attract foreign investment and boost export-oriented production. By clustering firms under a single regulatory framework, SEZs accelerate industrial growth and generate employment. For example, China’s Shenzhen SEZ, established in 1980, transformed from a fishing village into a global technology hub.