A Study on Private Enterprises and Entrepreneurs in Transition Economies: Focusing on Russia and Vietnam
Seok Hwan Kim, Jiyoung Min, Jong Hun Pek and Sang-Xuan Le / World Economy Brief 20-34
Russia’s privatization took place from small enterprises, apartments, family farms to mid- and large-sized firms. Although national assets and state-owned enterprises were sold to the private sector, the government’s fiscal condition did not improve...
Development of the Russian Far East in 20 Years of the Putin Era: Seeking New Directions for Deepening Cooperation between Korea and Russia
Joungho Park, Seok Hwan Kim, Boogyun Kang,
Pavel A. Minakir, Artem G. Isaev, Anna B. Bardal and Denis V. Suslov / World Economy Brief 20-35
This study is the outcome of a joint research project commemorating the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the cooperative relationship between the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) and the Institute for Economic Research of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (ERI)...
Carbon Neutrality: Actions Speak Louder than Words / Jin-Young Moon
Celebrating the Paris Agreement’s fifth anniversary, the United Nations and other parties hosted the Climate Ambition Summit on December 12, 2020. The summit heard announcements from 75 leaders, including 45 relating to new and enhanced NDCs, 24 net-zero emissions commitments, and 20 new adaptation and resilience plans...
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