Emerging Economics: Concepts, Institutions, and Development - An Empirical Study of the Korean Economic Take-off

Author: Wang Defu
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features:
Introduction:
Concepts, the role of diversified, integrated culture in concept innovation
System innovation
Diverse cultures and economic take-off
Political System:
Key to reform
Military rule:
A new force in industrialization
Historical View
Governing Strategy
Political Structure:
Internal Composition
Basic Characteristics
Political Reform:
A must-pass "gate"
Administrative Reform:
Eliminating bureaucracy and political party influence
Presidential System:
Economic democracy and political centralization
A new system:
Economic Planning Institute
Macroeconomic Control:
Planning guidance and bank reform
Cooperation among Industry, Academia, and Government:
Monthly Export Revitalization Meeting System
Economic System:
Cultivating leading industries and enterprise groups
Formation of Enterprise Groups
Conditions for Formation
Strength and Structure
Government Autonomy
Government and Enterprises:
An alliance between the two
"Chaebol" Ownership Structure
Government Autonomy
Influence on Cultivating Enterprise International Competitiveness
Status and Role
Cultivating International Competitiveness
Foreign Investment:
Environment, Policies, and Investment
Foreign Investment Environment
Domestic Accumulation
Social Environment and Labor Quality
Characteristics of Investment Attraction
Overcoming International Relations Barriers
Foreign Investment Policies
Investment Methods and Directions
"Loans":
Insights
Foreign Investment Theory
Capital Formation
Two- Theory
Conclusion
References
Afterword