Which of the following best describes China's Special Economic Zones?
A) Manufacturers are allowed to make deals with foreign companies free from government interference.
B) Foreign companies are allowed to freely enter into China in order to make business arrangements.
C) They are areas of China that are tax-free, deregulated, and not susceptible to government interference.
D) They are agreements made between foreign and domestic companies to boost the Chinese economy.

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Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in China are designated areas where manufacturers are permitted to engage in business dealings with foreign companies with minimal government interference. This policy was introduced to attract foreign investment and technology transfer to spur economic growth.

Which of the Following Best Describes China's Special Economic Zones