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Type of free trade zone (FTZ), set up generally in developing countries by their governments…

Monetary union of French-speaking countries whose economies are linked to the French franc at a…

Geometrical division of time across the world in 24 longitudinal divisions. Time zones are determined…

An economics theory credited to Robert Mundell in which economic efficiency would be maximized in…

A tract of land between two differently zoned areas. For example, a city might position…

An area within the Euro zone where people can carry out various transactions, including card…

Amenities such as corridors, hallways, lobby, pool, toilets provided for the comfort and use of…

Division of a large land area (such as a region or country) into zones according…

Legislative process that divides privately-owned urban areas into different zones (such as residential, commercial, industrial)…

A zoning ordinance in a county or municipality which requires low to moderate income individuals…

A variation of zoning where a parcel of land is zoned for a different purpose…

Company created in the 1980s by Barry Minkow that was involved in massive amounts of…

To limit development in a given area. For example, a zoning board may allow only…

An area within a country where imported goods can be stored or processed without being…

Geographic area around a city in which the radio and television stations based in that…

Bounded and bonded area where foreign merchandise is brought in without import duties, for further…

. Range of minimum and maximum exposure or risk within which an entity can operate…

Airport, seaport, or any other designated area for duty-free import of raw materials, components, sub-assemblies,…