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Aligning special economic zones policies of Pakistan and China

2024

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“This report offers a rigorous comparative analysis of the operational dynamics of SEZs, juxtaposing the exemplary success of China's SEZs with the challenges faced by Pakistan in achieving similar outcomes. China’s SEZs, particularly those in Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Xiamen, are globally acknowledged as benchmarks of economic transformation. These zones have substantially contributed to national GDP, FDI inflows, and export growth, thereby establishing a global standard for SEZ efficacy. The success of these zones is predicated on market-oriented reforms, extensive infrastructure development, and unwavering governmental support, encapsulating China’s pragmatic and strategic approach to economic development.”
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Creator of work
Pakistan-China Institute
Publisher
Pakistan-China Institute (PCI)
Language
English
Geographic Origin
Asia
Geographic Subject
China
Pakistan
Subject
Economics
Business
Economic policy
Economics--Political aspects
Finance
Foreign and trade relations
Investments, Foreign
Politics and government
Foreign relations
Socioeconomic conditions and development
Globalization
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