In a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), a government creates exceptions to its own rules — a haven from the status quo that prevails elsewhere in the national territory. About 75% of the world’s countries now host SEZs, which number at least 4,000.
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In a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), a government creates exceptions to its own rules — a haven from the status quo that prevails elsewhere in the national territory. About 75% of the world’s countries now host SEZs, which number at least 4,000.