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Special Economic Zones
Geographically designated areas within a country where business and trade laws differ from the rest of the country and are more favorable to attract investments and economic activities.
Rapid Economic Growth
A period where a country's economy expands at a faster rate than its historical average, often leading to increased wealth and employment opportunities.
Foreign Investment
Investment by individuals or companies in assets or businesses located in another country.
Duty Drawbacks
Duty drawbacks are refunds of customs duties paid on imported materials that are later exported, either in the same or a modified form, encouraging international trade.
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