Special Economic Zones: Why they succeed in some countries – and fail in others
6 minutos Special Economic Zones can raise formal employment and wages in the right conditions, but without strong complementary policies such as education, infrastructure and trade openness, they are unlikely to deliver sustained economic growth. Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are one of the most talked about tools in economic development policy. Governments hope they will attract investment, create jobs, and boost growth. In this episode of Economics Unpacked, we look at the real evidence behind SEZs. Drawing on research from Vietnam and Indonesia, we Continue lendo→