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NAFTA and a Comparison of the Competitiveness between Korea and Mexico in the U.S. Market
This paper reviews the recent trends in foreign direct investment in China and its accomplishments. Furthermore, several desirable strategies and policy implications for Korea firms' future overseas investment are proposed.This re..
Sang-Kyom Kim Date 1993.08.10
Free TradeDownloadContentSummaryThis paper reviews the recent trends in foreign direct investment in China and its accomplishments. Furthermore, several desirable strategies and policy implications for Korea firms' future overseas investment are proposed.
This report assesses how the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) will affect Korea exports, comparing the competitiveness between Korea and Mexico in the U.S. market. In this context, in preparing for the timing of NAFTA's establishment, Korea companies need to seek countermeasure actively.
This paper is organized as follows. Section II reviews NAFTA's background and its main contents. Section III illustrates NAFTA's current status and effects. Competitiveness between Korea and Mexico in the U.S. market are compared in Sections IV and V by analyzing export changes, competitive relations, competitiveness by item and NAFTA's tariff effect. Concluding remarks and policy implications are provided in Section VI. -
Impact of Industrial Structures on Trade in Korea, the U.S., and Japan
This study examines how features of trade policy and industrial structure in Korea, the U.S. and Japan affect Korean imports and exports based on existing studies companies affiliated with Japan.In order to analyze these effects, ..
Keuk-Je Sung Date 1993.08.09
Industrial StructureDownloadContentSummaryThis study examines how features of trade policy and industrial structure in Korea, the U.S. and Japan affect Korean imports and exports based on existing studies companies affiliated with Japan.
In order to analyze these effects, this study estimates the quantity of trade through each nation's natural resources using the Heckscher-Ohlin-Vanek (HOV) model. Natural resources are made up of the labor population, human resources, the number of scientists, capital stock, the size of the area under cultivation, cattle land and forest area, coal, petroleum and gas, mineral resources and transport distance. -
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GATT's Most Favored Nation (MFN) Principle and South-North Korea Trade
Hong-Yul Han Date 1993.07.23
Economic Relations, North Korean Economy -
Outcomes of the 14th People's Party Congress of China and Deng Zhao Peng's Remarks
Co-authors Date 1993.07.14
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An Analysis of Factors behind Chinese Competitiveness in the Electronics Industry
Gwon-Ho Paik Date 1993.07.14
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