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The political economy of export processing zones (EPZs) in developing countries : implications for the Arandis EPZ initiative in Namibia

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The Political Economy of Export Processing Zones (Epzs) in Developing Countries : Implications for the Arandis Initiative in Namibia

Amavilah, Voxi Heinrich S. - 2003

. Namibia, for example, sought to establish an EPZ around the uranium mining town of Arandis. This paper is a critical response … stellar). In particular the incentives that Namibia offers to motivate EPZs are not unique by international standards, such …

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Special economic zones : a catalyst for international trade and investment in unsettling times?

Cheng, Teresa Y. W. - In: The journal of world investment & trade : law, … 20 (2019) 1, pp. 32-67

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Export processing zones and the composition of greenfield FDI

Davies, Ronald B.; Desbordes, Rodolphe - 2018

Export processing zones (EPZs) are an increasingly common type of special economic zone. They are designed to facilitate international trade by lowering trade costs, such as import duties and/or export taxes. EPZs should thus be particularly attractive locations for multinational enterprises...

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