The question of capital (incentive) in special economic zones: A study with reference to SEZs act 2005
By: Maheshwari, Varsha
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BookPublisher: Bihar Journal of Public Administration Description: 19(25), Jul-Sep, 2022: p.117-127.Subject(s): Special economic zones (SEZs), Export processing zones (EPZs), Development, Capital, Incentives, Catch-up policy, India
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Bihar Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: The present paper explores the critical analysis of capital (incentive) given to Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in India. We have presented features of SEZs, its institutional structure, various fiscal provisions and incentives given in the SEZs Acts (2005) and SEZs Rules (2006). A brief illustration has been done of the profile of SEZs in India under which we have further bifurcated it into- regional distribution of SEZs in India, State-wise distribution of SEZs and sector-wise distribution of the zones, which clearly shows its skewedness differing from the promised objectives for its establishment. The paper further delves into popular debates regarding zones with respect to land, labour and capital. This paper focuses on the critical analysis of capital (incentives) given to SEZs which further questions the fiscal and economic viability of these zones. Thus, there are a few studies that have delved into specific-performance based study for SEZs with respect to its trends in the import intensity of exports, efficiency of enclaves and fiscal viability which further requires some in-depth research. – Reproduced
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The present paper explores the critical analysis of capital (incentive) given to Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in India. We have presented features of SEZs, its institutional structure, various fiscal provisions and incentives given in the SEZs Acts (2005) and SEZs Rules (2006). A brief illustration has been done of the profile of SEZs in India under which we have further bifurcated it into- regional distribution of SEZs in India, State-wise distribution of SEZs and sector-wise distribution of the zones, which clearly shows its skewedness differing from the promised objectives for its establishment. The paper further delves into popular debates regarding zones with respect to land, labour and capital. This paper focuses on the critical analysis of capital (incentives) given to SEZs which further questions the fiscal and economic viability of these zones. Thus, there are a few studies that have delved into specific-performance based study for SEZs with respect to its trends in the import intensity of exports, efficiency of enclaves and fiscal viability which further requires some in-depth research. – Reproduced
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