[KIEP Newsletter Vol.13 No.4] Japan’s Critical Minerals Policy and its Implications for South Korea / Trade and Inequality: South Korea's Achievements and Challenges

Date2025/02/24
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VOL.13 · NO.4 · 2025.2.24

KIEP PUBLICATIONS

Japan’s Critical Minerals Policy and its Implications for South Korea

Gyu-Pan Kim / World Economy Brief 25-05

This Brief attempts to examine Japan's rare metal policy since the mid-2000s and recent supply chain policies for critical minerals, and analyze comparative supply chain risks between Korea and Japan by critical mineral resources to derive policy implications for the Korean...

KIEP OPINIONS

Trade and Inequality: South Korea's Achievements and Challenges

Kyong Hyun Koo

Since the 1990s, the momentum of free trade and globalization, accelerated by the launch of the WTO, appeared unstoppable. However, after the 2008 financial crisis, skepticism and antipathy toward the global free trade order began to surface, and Trump's...

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