Special Economic Zones in the Indonesia–Malaysia–Thailand Growth Triangle:

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Economic Zones and Regional Development International Business and FDI Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration

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Framework of Economic Zones in IMT-GT 9 Regulatory Bodies of Economic Zones in IMT-GT 10 Direct and Indirect Tax Incentives in Indonesia 11 Direct and Indirect Tax Incentives in Malaysia 12 Direct and Indirect Tax Incentives in Thailand 13 Cluster-Based Economic Zones and Manufacturing Shares in the Indonesia Growth Triangle 14 Prominent Projects by IMT-GT Provinces in the Indonesia Growth Triangle 15 Cluster-Based Economic Zones and Manufacturing Shares in the Malaysia Growth Triangle 16 Prominent Projects in the Malaysia Growth Triangle 17 Cluster-Based Economic Zones and Manufacturing Shares in the Thailand Growth Triangle 18 Prominent Projects in the Thailand Growth Triangle 19 Mapping of Long-and Medium-Term Objectives of National Plans with Those of IMT-GT 20 List of Projects Included as Part of the IMT-GT Subregional Program in the 12th Development Plan of Thailand 21 Value Chain of the Rubber Industry 22 Value Chain of Palm Oil 23 Competitive Strengths and Weaknesses of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand in Rubber Industry Value Chains 24 Competitive Strengths and Weaknesses of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand in Palm Oil Industry Value Chains 25 Doing Business Environment in Subregional Economies vs. National Capitals: Indonesia and Thailand 26 Mapping of the Collaborative Strategies of Economic Zones with Thematic or Sectoral Areas of the National Plan Agendas and Working Groups 27 Mapping of the Competitive Strategies of Economic Zones with Thematic and/or Sectoral Areas of the National Plan Agendas and Working Groups vi Strategies for Rubber Cities Mapping of the Competitive Strategies of Economic Zones with Thematic and/or Sectoral Areas of the National Plan Agendas and Working Groups viii ForewordWe hope this study will guide IMT-GT stakeholders as they pursue concrete actions to further develop and intensify SEZs and economic corridors as drivers of growth in the subregion and to maximize benefits for the people in the subregion.

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