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Factor analysis for changes in employment in the service industry and its implications
Factor analysis for changes in employment in the service industry and its implications
Based on an inter-industry table, changes in the factors of
employment in the service industry during the period 1995~2007
are analyzed from the perspective of demand.
[e-Kiet»ê¾÷°æÁ¦Á¤º¸] By Lee, Keon-Woo    May, 25. 2010
Competitive analysis on the parts and materials industry of Korea, China, and Japan
Competitive analysis on the parts and materials industry of Korea, China, and Japan
As Korea¡¯s technology of the core parts and materials used in
its main exports goods is lower than that of Japan, an adverse
trade balance with Japan for these parts and materials is deepened.
[e-Kiet Industrial and Economic Information] By Shin, Hyun-Soo, Lee, Won-Bok    May, 11. 2010
The long-term slowdown in the growth of small and medium enterprises and its implications
The long-term slowdown in the growth of small and medium enterprises and its implications
Small and medium enterprises in the Korean manufacturing sector
have continually grown since the mid-1970s, however, coming into
the 2000s, their growth has slowed.
[e-Kiet Industrial and Economic Information] By Deok Hee, Cho    Mar, 31. 2010
Desperate Need to Resolve Chronic Testing Backlog in the Heavy Electrical Equipment Industry
Desperate Need to Resolve Chronic Testing Backlog in the Heavy Electrical Equipment Industry
The heavy electrical equipment industry is a capital goods industry
which is indispensable in the implementation of the national power
grid and a technology-intensive industry with high standards of
stability and reliability
[e-Kiet Industrial and Economic Information] By Man-Tae Jeong    Mar, 09. 2010
Plant Order Outlook and Current Issues in the Plant Equipment & Materials Sector
Plant Order Outlook and Current Issues in the Plant Equipment & Materials Sector
The global plant market is estimated at approximately US$1.6trillion,
of which open markets which allow for international biddings
occupy 40 ¡­ 45%.
[e-Kiet Industrial and Economic Information] By javascript:Rise7.openEBookFull('WLTNLFN80D')    Mar, 03. 2010
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