special deregulation zone; special zone for structural reform
A policy term for designated areas where regulations are relaxed to promote economic or social reform. Often used in Japanese government and economic contexts.
See also: 構造改革 (こうぞうかいかく)
The government designated a new special deregulation zone.
In special zones for structural reform, regulations are relaxed, making it easier for businesses to enter.
Refers to structural reform in general, while 構造改革特区 specifically denotes a designated zone for such reforms.
Compound of 構造改革 (structural reform) and 特区 (special zone).