Why did the "special economic zones" (SEZs) of China succeed?
A.) They imposed sanctions on Western nations, including the United States.
B.) They used international investment to stimulate the Chinese economy.
C.) They focused investments on agriculture instead of industry.
D.) They encouraged people to move from urban to rural areas.
The "Special Economic Zones" or SEZs of China did succeed because they used international investment to stimulate the Chinese economy. Special Economic Zones are intended to function as zones or areas for rapid economic growth by using tax and business incentives to attract foreign investment and technology.
