[KIEP Newsletter Vol.12 No.20] Global Supply Chain Restructuring Initiated by the US: Mexico’s Response and Adaptation / Australians’ Perceptions of Economic Security and Implications for Korea-Australia Cooperation

Date2024/10/04
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VOL.12 · NO.20 · 2024.10.4

KIEP PUBLICATIONS

Global Supply Chain Restructuring Initiated by the US: Mexico’s Response and Adaptation

Sungwoo Hong / World Economy Brief 24-31

With the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and its revision, the USMCA, the Mexican economy has become significantly integrated with the U.S. and Canadian economies. Building on this economic foundation, the U.S. IRA, which came into effect in...
Australians’ Perceptions of Economic Security and Implications for Korea-Australia Cooperation

Nam Seok Kim / World Economy Brief 24-30

This World Economy Brief (WEB) article discusses how Australian voters interpret current economic uncertainties regarding supply chain fragmentation. Based on voters' demands to diversify Australia's supply chain, this article utilized some recent survey results, which can provide...

KIEP OPINIONS

The Stalemate in Paris Agreement Article 6.2 Negotiations: A Focus on the Role of Korea's Development Cooperation

Jione Jung

The Paris Agreement, a significant international treaty aimed at combating climate change, has faced notable challenges in its implementation. One of the most contentious areas is Article 6 of the Agreement, which establishes rules for international cooperation...

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