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  Export Controls Game: Rethinking Global Integration

  Sangjun Yea / World Economy Brief 24-22

  The article discusses how geopolitical interests are influencing trade policies and global supply chains, leading to a reevaluation of international relationships. The U.S. and China are specifically highlighted, with the U.S. implementing export controls on semiconductors to prevent China's military advancement...

  

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  Effects of Outward FDI on Firm's Innovation Activities and Financial Performance: The Case of Korea

  Jongduk Kim et al. / World Economy Brief 24-21

  This study investigates the role of Korean investors' outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in the U.S. as a conduit for knowledge spillovers. Specifically, we focus on the impact of M&As and patent acquisitions on the innovation activities of acquiring firms, and the subsequent financial performance...

  

KIEP OPINIONS

• China's Tit-for-Tat with the U.S.? Concerns over China Tightening Its Grip on Export Controls for National Security Won Seok Choi Intensifying geopolitical conflicts such as the U.S.-China conflict, clashes in the Middle East, and the Russia-Ukraine war are leading to a rise in related international sanctions and export control measures. In this international environment, it is important to understand...

RECENT EVENTS

• 2024 KIEA Summer Policy Seminar (6.20)

  The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP), together with the Korea International Economic Association (KIEA) and the Korea Economic Research Institute (KERI), held the 2024 KIEA Summer Policy Seminar under the theme of “Global Supply Chain Reorganization and South Korea’s Response” on June 20th, 2024, at the Hotel Koreana in Seoul...

  

  

EAER

East Asian Economic Review
Vol. 28, No. 2 (2024)

● Investing Abroad, Transforming at Home: An Empirical Study of Outward Foreign Direct Investment and Korean Manufacturing’s Servicification

● Two-Sided Mirror: An Analysis of Inflation’s Dual Impact on China’s Economic Growth

● Monetary Policy Independence during Reversal Phases of Domestic-Foreign Interest Rate Differentials

● Limited Financial Market Participations and Shocks in Business Cycles in Korea

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