Permalink : http://hdl.handle.net/2115/53313

KEYWORDS : special zones system;structural reform;regulatory reform;local government;legal force

This paper focuses on the special zones system for structural reform. The special zones system for structural reform receives a proposal from local governments and the private sector. This system is to increase the menu of regulatory reform. In addition, the application for certification from the local government is to achieve region-specific regulatory reform. The number of proposals is decreasing. The rate of adoption is declining faster than that of proposal. Compared with application proposals, low legal force measures have a higher prevalence of adoption. Therefore, the special zones system for structural reform has little impact on overall regulatory reform. This paper outlines solutions for this problem.