Special Economic Zones in India: Engines of economic growth or inefficiency? - Kiel Institute

Authors

Görg
H.
Mulyukova
A.

Publication Date

07/2025

JEL Classification

O18 O25 P25 R10 F21 F60

Key Words

Special Economic Zones

Firm performance

India

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Emerging Markets & Developing Countries

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Firm productivity rises in privately run Indian SEZs but stagnates in public ones, suggesting that political interference fuels rent-seeking behaviour.

Kiel Institute Experts

Prof. Holger Görg, Ph.D.

Research Director
Dr. Alina Mulyukova

Kiel Institute Fellow

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