Research Papers

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24/10: Major Issues in the EV and Battery Industries, with Implications for Korean Policy: Cho Chuel
24/9: Senior-friendly industries in South Korea today and future policy directions: Sukkyung Kim
24/8: Supply chain ODA: Current issues and solutions: Soyoung Lim
24/7: How Far Have We Come in Creating a Low-Carbon Economy? Expert Assessments and Policy Recommendations: Sangwon Lee
24/6: Closing the Gap: Modernizing South Korea's Defense Acquisition Framework: Won-Joon Jang and Hea Ji Park
24/5: The Evolving Structure of Korea-China Supply Chains in High-Tech Industries and Korea's Response: Eun Kyo Cho and Woojung Shim
24/4: The Impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on the Korean Steel Trade, with Implications for Policy: Jaeyoon Lee, Eun-myeong Tak and Jeong-Hyun Kim
24/3: Elephant on the Tightrope: The Self-Reliant India Initiative and its Implications for Cooperation with Korea: Byungyul Park
24/2: Korea in the Tech Crossfire: Strategic Responses to the US-China Decoupling in Batteries and Semiconductors: Kye Hwan Kim, Jooyoung Yang and Eun Kyo Cho
24/1: From Dependence to Partnership: Korea's Quest for Supply Chain Stability in Critical Mineral Resources: Dongsoo Kim
23/22: The Hydrogen Industry in Korea Today and Measures to Enhance its Competitiveness: Sul-Ki Lee
23/21: The End of Petropolitics? The New Middle East and Opportunities for Korea: Hyun Ji Bing
23/20: Can Korean Steel Forge a Sustainable Future? A Value Chain Analysis with Implications for Policy: Jae Yoon Lee and Go Eun Lee
23/19: The Israel-Hamas War, Oil Price Volatility, and Anticipated Impacts: Implications for Korean Industries: Sora Lee and Minju Lee
23/18: Bit by Bit: A Strategic Approach for Korea in the Non-Memory Chip Market: Heewon Kyung and Sanghoon Kim
23/17: Enabling Data-Driven Growth in the Service Sector through Policy Reform: An Analysis of Korean Enterprise Survey Data: Jin Kyung Goo
23/16: The Rise of Ev Protectionism: France's New Subsidies, with Implications for Korean Policy: Key Hwan Kim and Ji Hyun Kang
23/15: Chips in Flux: The Outlook for the Global Semiconductor Market and Implications for the Korean Economy: Yangpaeng Kim
23/14: Rediscovering the Industrial Competitiveness of Taiwan: Dongsoo Kim and Jeonggil Jeon
23/13: The End of "Second Globalization" and Implications for the Korean Economy: Duyong Kang
23/12: Korean Competitiveness in the Global TV Market and Implications for Policy: Woojung Shim
23/11: Trends in Korean Defense Offsets and Policy Implications: Toward Making Korea One of the Four Largest Defense Exporters: Won-Joon Jang and Hea Ji Park
23/10: China's Bid for Supremacy in Chips and Batteries: Implications for Korean Policy: Eun Kyo Cho
23/9: China's Bid for Supremacy in Chips and Batteries: Implications for Korean Policy: Eun Kyo Cho
23/8: Trends in Korean Defense Offsets and Policy Implications: Toward Making Korea One of the Four Largest Defense Exporters: Won-Joon Jang and Hea Ji Park
23/7: Korean Competitiveness in the Global TV Market and Implications for Policy: Woojung Shim
23/6: The End of "Second Globalization" and Implications for the Korean Economy: Duyang Kang
23/5: Rediscovering the Industrial Competitiveness of Taiwan: Dongsoo Kim and Jeonggil Jeon
23/4: Korean Electronics Companies in Indonesia and Future Cooperation: Sanguk Nam
23/3: The Age of Economic Security: The Future of Strategic Industries and Korea's Response: Heekwon Kyung
23/2: Smart-Green Industrial Complexes: Policy Analysis and Implications: Junseok Choi and Juneyoung Lee
23/1: The Battle Over Batteries: Chinese Ascendancy and Challenges for Korea: Eun Kyo Cho and Woojung Shim
22/25: Three Decades of Korea-Vietnam Relations: Challenges and Opportunities in a Key Partnership: Dongsoo Kim
22/24: An Analysis of the Industrial Robot Sector’s Competitiveness in Each Stage of the Value Chain, and Implications for Policy: Sang Soo Park
22/23: Development of a Korean Local Extinction Index (K-LEI) and Tasks for Policy: Focusing on a Virtuous Cycle Mechanism of Regional Economies: Mungu Huh
22/22: The Global Economic Polycrisis and the Korean Economy: Duyong Kang
22/21: Directions for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development in Zimbabwe and the Republic of Korea: Soyoung Lim, Keun Lee, Daniel Ndlela, Kyehwan Kim, Jinkeun Yu and Tichaona Mushayandebvu
22/20: Reduced Impact and Implications of KRW Exchange Rates on Exports: Sora Lee and Sungwoo Kang
22/19: The Effect of Economic Crisis on Entrepreneurial Performance in South Korea: So Hyun An
22/18: The Semiconductor Sector by Value Chain Segment: Analysis of Competitiveness and Policy Directions: Yang Paeng Kim
22/17: Structural Changes in Korea-China Trade and Policy Implications: Dongsoo Kim and Gahyeon Cheon
22/16: Paradigm Shift in the Satellite Communications Sector and its Implications for Low-Earth Orbit Communications: Seung Min Kim
22/15: Impacts and Implications of Online Platforms’ Entry into the Real Estate Brokerage Sector: Younjeong Choi
22/14: North Korea's Light Industry in the 2000s and Implications for Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation: SeogKi Lee
22/13: Changes in Geopolitics of Semiconductors and Directions for Korea: Heekwon Kyung and Jun Lee
22/12: The Yoon Suk Yeol Administration's Vision for the Decentralization Era and Tasks for Policy: Mun-Gu Huh
22/11: A New Emerging U.S. Trade and Technology Policy?: Robert D. Atkinson
22/10: The Competitiveness of Value Chains for the Telecommunications Equipment Industry: Analysis and Policy Implications: Jong Ki Kim, Heekwon Kyung and Woo Jung Shim
22/9: Assessing the Competitiveness of Secondary Battery Value Chains: Policy Implications: Minji Kim and Jun Lee
22/8: An Analysis of E-Commerce Exports by SMEs and Policy Implications amid the Transition to Endemic COVID-19: Youngjoo Lee
22/7: Effects of Rising Base Rates on Major Manufacturing Industries and Policymaking: Hyun Seok Kim
22/6: A Rapid Acquisition Strategy in Light of Recent Changes in the Global Security Environment: Policy Implications and Tasks for the Korean: Won-Joon Jang and Jae Pil Song
22/5: RGP Analysis and Policy Tasks for Regional Industries: Young Soo Kim
22/4: The Digital Transformation of Korean Industries Today and Implications for Policy: Woo Jung Shim and Jongki Kim
22/3: Evolution of the Korean Aerospace Industry in the Age of NewSpace: Jaeho Jung
22/2: Business Size and Youth Employment: Patterns and Policy Implications: Hyeonhui Jeon and Eunsun Gil
22/1: Digital transformation Strategy for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Young Sam Cho
21/10: Fostering Innovation Growth through Regulatory Reform: Jung-Soo Park
21/9: An Offshore Energy Innovation Strategy to Implement the Korean Green New Deal: Eunchang Lee and Sungin Hong
21/8: Market Analysis of Key Manufacturing Segments Using News Data: Sung Wook Hong and Seong-hwan Min
21/7: Changes in and Insights on Potential Industry and Enterprise Insolvency in the Manufacturing Sector: Young-Seok Oh and Sung Keun Park
21/6: Spatial Distribution of Regional Innovation Growth Capability and Policy Responses: Mungu Huh and Yunsoo Kim
21/5: Analysis of the 3D Printing Industry's Competitiveness across the Value Chain and Policy Implications: Woojung Shim and Heekwon Kyung
21/4: A Strategy for Localization and Commercialization of Equipment and Materials:The Crux of the Paradigm Shift in Shipbuilding: Yeonhong Yu and Eunchang Lee
21/3: Directions for Achieving Carbon Neutrality in Manufacturing by 2050: Sangwon Lee and Jaeyoon Lee
21/2: Stalled-Growth SMEs and Directions for Policy: Deokhee Cho
21/1: Drivers of Commodity Price Rallies and their Impact on Korean Manufacturing: Bawoo Kim, Jeong-Hyun Kim and Sungwoo Kang
00/0: An analysis of self-employed businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic: Sukkyung Kim