Policies for industrial and economic growth should be formulated taking into account the social and political conditions that prevails in India.
While borrowing a concept from another country it should be ensured that the concept suits the conditions in India.
As the article rightly points out, China adopted for massive expansion of its SEZs, in order to infuse a capitalist growth concept into a socialistic pattern of governance. Going in for indiscriminate adoption of the concept of SEZs, without taking into account the negative impacts, such as acquisition of farmland and loss of tax revenue, would have a long-term impact on the economy.
