India seems bent on emulating some of the worst aspects of Chinese economic policy, notably Special economic zones (SEZs), which are duty-free and tax-free enclaves. To establish the SEZs, India’s state governments are procuring farmland in coercive ways, at prices well below the prevailing market rates, and handing it over to promoters - including big business groups such as the Ambani brothers, the South Korean steel giant POSCO, the Tatas, Mahindras, Unitech and Sahara. They stand to make huge super-profits.