This study aims to find an impact of growth in our national industrial complex on job creations. Here growth in the complex means not only production but also exports, number of firms, operational rate of firm facility, and size of firms. Research questions are whether these sites of national manufacturing production still play major roles in employment growth. For the case study of eight complex in the nation, a dynamic panel model was used to analyze annual data provided by the Korea Industrial Complex Corp. Our conclusion is that there is no clear-cut findings which support all positive or all negative impacts of growth on job creation. Instead, their impacts differ in different components of growth and different types of industry. Growth in the production shows a positive impact on jobs in the heavy manufacturing and chemical industry, but not in the electrical and electronics industries. In a case of growth in exports, it shows a negative impact on jobs, which differs from general expectations. Two components which show positive impacts on jobs in consistence are a growth in number of firms and a operational rate of firm facility. This implies that government support for entrepreneurship, firm incubation, and attraction of foreign investment, all can be efficient policy of job creation. Support for raising operational rate of firm facilities can also be effective.
목차
Abstract 1. 서론 2. 선행연구 고찰 3. 모델 설정 및 자료 수집 3.1. 모델 설정 3.2. 자료 수집 4. 분석대상 단지의 선정 및 특성 4.1. 분석대상 국가산업단지의 선정 4.2. 사례연구단지의 기초적 특성 5. 모델 분석 결과 5.1. 전체 사례단지 분석 결과 5.2. 특화업종별 사례단지 비교 분석 6. 결론 주 참고문헌
한국지역개발학회 [The Korean Regional Development Association]
설립연도
1989
분야
사회과학>지역개발
소개
국토의 균형발전과 도시 및 농촌지역 계획에 관한 이론을 종합적으로 연구하고 지역개발에 관한 학문적, 실용적 연구발전을 통하여 지속가능한 지역발전에 기여함을 목적으로 한다.
또한 세계화 시대에 부응하여 아시아지역의 선도적인 지역개발 경험을 바탕으로 개발도상국가의 지역개발전략 및 개발사업을 지원한다.
간행물
간행물명
한국지역개발학회지 [Journal of the Korean Regional Development Association]