Labor Market Impact of Immigration in the
European Union

Dong-Hee Joe / World Economy Brief 21-22

Immigration is one of the factors often considered as the causes of Brexit. Researchers find evidences that regions with more immigrants from the new member states of the European Union (EU hereinafter) in eastern Europe tended to vote more in favor of Brexit in the 2016 referendum...

Study on the Changes in China's Industrial Policies and Industrial Structures in Manufacturing Sector after China's Reform and Opening

Wonseok Choi, Pyeongseob Yang, Jinhee Pak, Joohye Kim, Jiwon Choi and Xinwang Zhao / World Economy Brief 21-24

As China's recent industrial advancement has changed the trade structure between Korea and China from a complementary relationship to a more competitive one, the need for research on Chinese industrial policy has increased...

China's Governance of COVID-19: Achievements and Limitations / Jaichul Heo

China has engaged in a centralized and heavy-handed form of governance to combat COVID-19, and was able to handle the outbreak relatively early by systematically mobilizing all national capabilities. There is no denying that China's quarantine governance has objectively delivered impressive results...

(ENG sub) Global Efforts to Erase the Carbon Footprint through the Emission Trading System, Carbon Tax and Carbon Border Tax

[Forum] Korea-Arab Future Cooperation Forum 2021
(Aug. 26, 14:00, KST)

[Webinar] Major Policy Directions of the 14th Five-Year Plan by
Region and Korea-China Cooperation (Aug. 27, 14:00, KST)

Call for Papers for East Asian Economic Review

Leading Experts Seminar on “The Evaluation of China's Future and Korea's Direction from an Economic Developmental Perspective.”

The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) invited Professor Young-Rok Cheong of Seoul National University for a Leading Experts Seminar on July 30 under the theme of "Evaluation of China's Future and Korea's Direction from an Economic Developmental Perspective..."

Visiting Scholars Program for 2022

KIEP invites prominent researchers and academics to join its Visiting Scholars Program. Launched in 2009, the program aims to promote cross-border exchanges of knowledge, information, insights, and expertise among scholars from different backgrounds. If you are interested in applying to the program for 2022, please find further information on eligible fields, qualifications, responsibilities and benefits, etc. on our website.