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Special Economic Zones

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Article published on March 05, 2016 in Parag Khanna and reproduced by courtesy of Parag Khanna

Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are the most rapidly spreading kind of city, having catapulted exports and growth from Mauritius and the Dominican Republic to Shenzhen and Dubai -- and now across Africa. Today more than 4000 SEZs dot the planet, a major indication of our transition towards the "supply chain world" explored in Connectography.

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Author: Parag Khanna / Publisher: SCMO

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