A special economic zone is primarily established to:

Correct answer: A. Attract investment through concentrated infrastructure and incentives

  • A. Attract investment through concentrated infrastructure and incentives
  • B. Replace the central bank's monetary policy committee
  • C. Set national agricultural support prices
  • D. Eliminate the need for domestic tax collection

Explanation

Special economic zones provide infrastructure, regulatory facilities and selected incentives to attract domestic and foreign investment. They do not replace monetary institutions or eliminate the wider tax system.

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