What's the difference between a free trade zone and a traditional industrial park?

A free trade zone is a free trade zone. A free trade zone means that the member countries that have signed a free trade agreement completely cancel the tariffs and quantitative restrictions in commodity trade, so that goods can flow freely among member countries. Compared with traditional industrial parks, traditional industrial parks are mostly heavy industries and relatively concentrated. There is a complete industrial chain and complete facilities in the industrial park, but the environmental pollution is serious and the industrial structure is unreasonable, which is obviously essentially different. In addition, according to Gao Hucheng, Minister of Commerce, the establishment of China-Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone is an important measure under the background of China's comprehensive deepening reform and further opening up. The fundamental purpose is to experiment for the next round of opening-up, and to form a creative, replicable and popularized system and mechanism for the next round of reform and opening-up. If you want to know more about FTZ's related industries and policies, you might as well go to the Economic Belt Network first, which will definitely be of great benefit to you.