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EXPORT PROCESSING ZONES IN INDIA: ANALYSIS OF THE EXPORT PERFORMANCE Aradhna Aggarwal NOVEMBER 2004 The views expressed in the ICRIER Working Paper Series are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations
Contents FOREWORD...................................................................................................................................................................................I I. INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................................1 II. III. IV. ECONOMIC RATIONALE FOR A BETTER EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF THE ZONES..................3 BRIEF HISTORY OF THE EPZ POLICY IN INDIA..............................................................................................4 EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF EPZS/ SEZS: AN AGGREGATE PERSPECTIVE.....................................9 V. PERFORMANCE OF THE EPZS : AN ANALYSIS ..............................................................................................21 VI. VII WHAT DO WE LEARN?................................................................................................................................................35 CONCLUSION...................................................................................................................................................................39 REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................................................................40
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