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A Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a designated area with economic regulations that differ from the rest of the country to attract investment and trade. Studying this highlights the role of SEZs in economic development, the challenges of policy implementation, and their impact on fostering industrial growth. It also offers insights into how SEZs drive foreign investment, providing lessons on creating favorable business environments to enhance economic progress, as seen in countries like China and Pakistan under CPEC.