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Towards transformation of the export processing zone regime in Namibia : a case for review of the enabling law
Developing countries use EPZs as a policy strategy to transform from import-substitution industrialisation to export-led economic development. To make up for lack of comparative advantage, developing countries offer various incentives including better infrastructure, lax regulatory environment and t...
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University of Pretoria
2017
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