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When Special Economic Zones fail: Lessons from Indonesia
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When Special Economic Zones fail: Lessons from Indonesia
Indonesia’s Special Economic Zone programme (known as Integrated Economic Development Zones) had minimal impact on regional growth and welfare, largely because it targeted remote, low-potential areas and relied solely on tax incentives. Effective design requires careful site selection, complemented by infrastructure investment and policies that reduce barriers to formal sector participation.
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