The localization of intermediate goods is essentially a means of import substitution for industries that are promoted by under-developed and developing countries to strengthen their competitiveness in the world economy and build economical independence.
Adjusting their strategy due to the industrialization of their production structures since 1960, developing countries are beginning to actively pursue oversea-oriented export promotion rather than import substitution.
With an abundant labor force but a shortage of technology and resources, underdeveloped and developing countries were dependent on importing capital and intermediate goods such as capital and technology-intensive machinery to enlarge their production facilities.
To this end, trade loss was accelerated and a heavy burden was imposed on their economy.
In this context, developing countries are interested in promoting capital and technology-intensive industry such as the heavy and chemical industry, for example electronics, automobile, machinery and equipment.

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Ⅰ. 序 論

Ⅱ. 理論的 硏究
1. 中間財 및 中間財 國産化政策의 定義
2. 理論的 틀
3. 長期 均衡의 特性
4. 中間財 國産化政策 强化의 長期的 經濟效果 分析
5. 要約

Ⅲ. 中間財 國産化政策의 外國의 事例
1. 外國의 事例
2. 原産地規定과 中間財 國産化政策

Ⅳ. 國際貿易規範과 中間財 國産化政策
1. 關聯 國際貿易規範
2. 要約

Ⅴ. 要約 및 結論
1. 需要牽引 中心의 中間財 國産化政策의 經濟的效果
2. 國際貿易規範下에서의 中間財 國産化政策
3. 示唆點 및 本 硏究의 限界

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