Special Economic Zones and its Impact on India's Export

Abstract The potential for international trade is enormous due to rising demand and population growth. Countries have begun exporting their excess goods generated to meet the limitless and urgent needs of the specific population through international trade and commodities in a different nation. Our goal in this research is to create a tenuous connection between India's overall exports and exports from special economic zones. The findings of this study will show that SEZ exports and India's overall exports have a positive correlation. A Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a region that is managed and operated under government supervision since exports are essential to bringing foreign monies into a nation. There will be the required infrastructure and contemporary conveniences in Special Economic zones that support and encourage businesses to participate in global markets. SEZs were designed to boost exports and create jobs, draw in foreign direct investment, and improve our nation's infrastructure. In less developed nations, SEZs also promote growth and development. SEZs offer substantial employment and investment opportunities. The nation has been a well-liked location for foreign investors in addition to domestic private companies. In order to support such goals for the county's total economic development, citizens must be politically and socially conscious.