신규진입기업의 성장정체 - 새로운 성장동력 확보를 위한 혁신전략 -

강태원,백철우,이정동 한국기업경영학회 2019 기업경영연구 Vol.26 No.3

Most firms experience growth stall where growth stops or stagnates for a long time. In particular, the majority of entrants fail to maintain their initial growth rates and experience growth stall. This study aims to analyze (I) when new firms experience the growth stall and (II) how they can overcome growth stall. By merging three firm-level databases, we construct an unique panel of 780 Korean manufacturing firms observed over more than 15 years after market entry. We find that 90% of the entrants experience growth stall, and their growth stall begin around 10 years old, the size of 100 employees or sales of 24 billion won. Innovation is important to overcome growth stall. First, search activity through R&D increases the probability of overcoming growth stall. Second, firms with accumulated knowledge have higher efficiency of R&D search during the period of growth stall. Third, the more firms actively explore new knowledge areas, the more likely they gain new growth momentums. Our findings suggest managerial and policy implications for sustainable firm growth. 현실에서 성장하던 기업들이 갑자기 성장이 멈추는 성장정체가 만연한다. 특히, 신규진입기업 대다수는 생존 이후 진입 초기 성장동력을 유지하지 못하고 성장정체를 경험하게 된다. 본 연구에서는 한국 제조업의 신규진입기업을 대상으로 성장정체가 언제 발생하는지 살펴보고, 이를 극복하기 위한 대응전략을 실증적으로 파악하였다. 세 가지 데이터베이스를 병합하여, 진입 당시부터 최장 30년 성장경로 추적이 가능한 진입 제조기업 780개의 고유 패널데이터를 구축하였다. 분석 결과, 생존한 신규진입기업 중 약 90%가 성장정체를 경험하였으며, 업력 10년, 종업원 수 100명 또는 매출액 240억원 전후로 성장정체가 시작된다. 새로운 성장동력을 확보하기 위해서는 혁신전략을 재정비하고 내부역량에 집중하는 것이 중요하다. 구체적으로, 첫째, R&D를 통한 탐색활동을 활발하게 할수록 새로운 성장동력을 확보할 가능성이 증가한다. 둘째, 성장정체가 발생하기 전 축적된 지식이 많은 기업일수록 성장정체 기간 동안 R&D 탐색활동의 효율성이 증가한다. 셋째, 새로운 지식 영역으로의 탐색을 활발히 하는 기업일수록 새로운 성장동력을 확보할 확률이 증가한다. 본 연구에서는 성장정체를 무조건 피해야 할 대상보다는 새로운 성장동력을 확보하기 위한 조직과 전략의 전환 시기로 재해석하고, 지속성장을 위한 실무적, 정책적 시사점을 도출하였다.

Growth and Stagnation of the Korean Church

Choi, Dongkyu 한국실천신학회 2011 신학과 실천 Vol.0 No.29

The purpose of this thesis is not only to analyze and evaluate 130 years of the Korean church’s growth, from when the Protestant gospel first reached Korean soil to the first 10 years of the 21st century, but also to address problems the Korean church currently faces and to seek to suggest challenges for its future growth. I divided and analyzed the history of the Korean church in the perspective of its growth to four periods: the first growth period, the tribulation period, the second growth period, and the stagnation period. The first growth period refers to the period from 1884, when Allen stepped on Korean soil as the first Protestant missionary, to 1910, when Japan forcibly annexed Korea. From a quantitative perspective, this period only experienced growth. Many factors, such as unstable sociopolitical environment, nationalistic tendencies of the church, the church’s role in facilitating new culture, the Korean people’s passion for the Gospel and the Word, and voluntary personal evangelism, were crucial in the growth of this period. Furthermore, the revival movement of the 1900s is evaluated to be essential to the growth of this period. During the tribulation period from the 1910s to the 1950s, the Korean church had to focus on reconstructing the its church communities that were damaged from hardships such as Japanese oppression, political unrest after liberation, and the tragedy of the Korean War. Although the Korean church experienced a considerable amount of growth during this period, it not only suffered from external factors, such as oppression and war, but also shrank internally in its faith and evangelistic activities. The Korean church was not able to focus normally on church growth because its priority was to gather its scattered members and rebuild its church organization after liberation. In addition, the Korean War that lasted three years from 1950 greatly damaged the Korean church in its human and material resources, and destroyed all church organizations in North Korea. Therefore, the Korean church had no choice but to set its priority on rebuilding damaged church buildings and restoring the church. The Korean church experiences a growth similar to that of the first growth period during the second growth period, from the 1960s to the 1980s. Sociopolitical factors involved in this rapid quantitative growth of the Korean church during this period are social structural insecurity from a dictatorial government, the Korean-style modernization process that focused on economic development, and adjusted response to urbanization. However, internal factors, such as large-scale evangelistic campaigns, the members’ passion for the Gospel and the Word, and passionate prayer, were more essential in the church’s growth. Despite its enormous quantitative growth, the Korean church also exposes many side effects, such as its quantity-oriented development and egoistic individualism, created by the negative values of modernism. The Korean church has faced stagnation since the 1990s. The Korean church has been unable to properly respond to changes in the missional field; ensnared by past paradigms, the Korean church has been unable to experience the explosive growth of the past. The Korean church’s deviation from being the true church has become an internal pathological phenomena that has been a central factor in its stagnation. The cause of the Korean church’s stagnation lies not in its lack of spiritual passion but in its religious consumerism combined with ethical corruption that has led the society to distrust the church. What the Korean church needs more than anything for it to over come this challenge and continue growing is proper theological reflection. The Korean church today must support and orient itself towards the growth of the true church. Staying true to God’s will and purpose, the Korean church will seek not the egoistic growth of local churches but the growth of God’s kingdom. The three factors the Korean church needs for health church growth are balance between the Gospel and culture, balance between quantitative and qualitative growth, and balance between social change and the spiritual change of individuals.

Growth and Stagnation of the Korean Church

최동규 한국실천신학회 2011 신학과 실천 Vol.0 No.29

The purpose of this thesis is not only to analyze and evaluate 130 years of the Korean church’s growth, from when the Protestant gospel first reached Korean soil to the first 10 years of the 21st century, but also to address problems the Korean church currently faces and to seek to suggest challenges for its future growth. I divided and analyzed the history of the Korean church in the perspective of its growth to four periods: the first growth period, the tribulation period, the second growth period, and the stagnation period. The first growth period refers to the period from 1884, when Allen stepped on Korean soil as the first Protestant missionary, to 1910, when Japan forcibly annexed Korea. From a quantitative perspective, this period only experienced growth. Many factors, such as unstable sociopolitical environment, nationalistic tendencies of the church, the church’s role in facilitating new culture, the Korean people’s passion for the Gospel and the Word, and voluntary personal evangelism, were crucial in the growth of this period. Furthermore, the revival movement of the 1900s is evaluated to be essential to the growth of this period. During the tribulation period from the 1910s to the 1950s, the Korean church had to focus on reconstructing the its church communities that were damaged from hardships such as Japanese oppression, political unrest after liberation, and the tragedy of the Korean War. Although the Korean church experienced a considerable amount of growth during this period, it not only suffered from external factors, such as oppression and war, but also shrank internally in its faith and evangelistic activities. The Korean church was not able to focus normally on church growth because its priority was to gather its scattered members and rebuild its church organization after liberation. In addition, the Korean War that lasted three years from 1950 greatly damaged the Korean church in its human and material resources, and destroyed all church organizations in North Korea. Therefore, the Korean church had no choice but to set its priority on rebuilding damaged church buildings and restoring the church. The Korean church experiences a growth similar to that of the first growth period during the second growth period, from the 1960s to the 1980s. Sociopolitical factors involved in this rapid quantitative growth of the Korean church during this period are social structural insecurity from a dictatorial government, the Korean-style modernization process that focused on economic development, and adjusted response to urbanization. However, internal factors, such as large-scale evangelistic campaigns, the members’ passion for the Gospel and the Word, and passionate prayer, were more essential in the church’s growth. Despite its enormous quantitative growth, the Korean church also exposes many side effects, such as its quantity-oriented development and egoistic individualism, created by the negative values of modernism. The Korean church has faced stagnation since the 1990s. The Korean church has been unable to properly respond to changes in the missional field; ensnared by past paradigms, the Korean church has been unable to experience the explosive growth of the past. The Korean church’s deviation from being the true church has become an internal pathological phenomena that has been a central factor in its stagnation. The cause of the Korean church’s stagnation lies not in its lack of spiritual passion but in its religious consumerism combined with ethical corruption that has led the society to distrust the church. What the Korean church needs more than anything for it to over come this challenge and continue growing is proper theological reflection. The Korean church today must support and orient itself towards the growth of the true church. Staying true to God’s will and purpose, the Korean church will seek not the egoistic growth of local churches but the growth of God’s kingdom. The thre... The purpose of this thesis is not only to analyze and evaluate 130 years of the Korean church’s growth, from when the Protestant gospel first reached Korean soil to the first 10 years of the 21st century, but also to address problems the Korean church currently faces and to seek to suggest challenges for its future growth. I divided and analyzed the history of the Korean church in the perspective of its growth to four periods: the first growth period, the tribulation period, the second growth period, and the stagnation period. The first growth period refers to the period from 1884, when Allen stepped on Korean soil as the first Protestant missionary, to 1910, when Japan forcibly annexed Korea. From a quantitative perspective, this period only experienced growth. Many factors, such as unstable sociopolitical environment, nationalistic tendencies of the church, the church’s role in facilitating new culture, the Korean people’s passion for the Gospel and the Word, and voluntary personal evangelism, were crucial in the growth of this period. Furthermore, the revival movement of the 1900s is evaluated to be essential to the growth of this period. During the tribulation period from the 1910s to the 1950s, the Korean church had to focus on reconstructing the its church communities that were damaged from hardships such as Japanese oppression, political unrest after liberation, and the tragedy of the Korean War. Although the Korean church experienced a considerable amount of growth during this period, it not only suffered from external factors, such as oppression and war, but also shrank internally in its faith and evangelistic activities. The Korean church was not able to focus normally on church growth because its priority was to gather its scattered members and rebuild its church organization after liberation. In addition, the Korean War that lasted three years from 1950 greatly damaged the Korean church in its human and material resources, and destroyed all church organizations in North Korea. Therefore, the Korean church had no choice but to set its priority on rebuilding damaged church buildings and restoring the church. The Korean church experiences a growth similar to that of the first growth period during the second growth period, from the 1960s to the 1980s. Sociopolitical factors involved in this rapid quantitative growth of the Korean church during this period are social structural insecurity from a dictatorial government, the Korean-style modernization process that focused on economic development, and adjusted response to urbanization. However, internal factors, such as large-scale evangelistic campaigns, the members’ passion for the Gospel and the Word, and passionate prayer, were more essential in the church’s growth. Despite its enormous quantitative growth, the Korean church also exposes many side effects, such as its quantity-oriented development and egoistic individualism, created by the negative values of modernism. The Korean church has faced stagnation since the 1990s. The Korean church has been unable to properly respond to changes in the missional field; ensnared by past paradigms, the Korean church has been unable to experience the explosive growth of the past. The Korean church’s deviation from being the true church has become an internal pathological phenomena that has been a central factor in its stagnation. The cause of the Korean church’s stagnation lies not in its lack of spiritual passion but in its religious consumerism combined with ethical corruption that has led the society to distrust the church. What the Korean church needs more than anything for it to over come this challenge and continue growing is proper theological reflection. The Korean church today must support and orient itself towards the growth of the true church. Staying true to God’s will and purpose, the Korean church will seek not the egoistic growth of local churches but the growth of God’s kingdom. The three fac...

P194 : The study of mechanism for hair growth using platelet rich plasma and combination of growth factors

( Joon Hyuk Suh ),( Moo Yeol Hyun ),( Yong Hee Lee ),( Kwang Ho Yoo ),( Hee Su Kim ),( Beom Joon Kim ),( Myeung Nam Kim ),( Chang Kwon Hong ) 대한피부과학회 2014 대한피부과학회 학술발표대회집 Vol.66 No.2

Background: Platelet rich plasma(PRP) is widely used for hair growth treatment. However, the mechanisms of PRP and combination of growth factors are not fully understood yet. In an effort to develop new therapies to enhance hair growth, we screened PRP and combination of growth factors of it Objectives: We investigate the growth factors in PRP and compare the effect on hair growth between PRP and combination of growth factors Methods: We examined the effect of PRP and combination growth factors which mixed in different ratio on human dermal papilla cells and C57BL6/J mice using western blot analysis, real-time PCR and immunocytochemistry. Also, we did organ cultures of combining different growth factors for measuring hair length. Results: Combination of EGF and PDGF-AA (1:1 ratio) induced synergistic hair growth and anagen induction activity by regulation of hair growth-related signaling pathways and molecules in hDPCs and C57BL6/J mice model. Conclusion: Combination of EGF and PDGF-AA (1:1 ratio) can be further pharmaceutically developed as a therapeutic material against hair loss and alopecia in human.

현대문학과 가족 이데올로기 (1)

서은경(Seo Eun Kyung) 돈암어문학회 2006 돈암어문학 Vol.- No.19

Growth can be summarized as the process of a youth's growing up and an immature individual's struggle to find his or her identity in a conflictive environment surrounding the individual. Therefore, ‘Growth’ existed in all eras. Accordingly, the questions on the growth novels in literature should be discussed in the view point of in what period and how the growth was attained and what could we define as a growth. The western growth novels usually focus on a kind of story that a youth who had left his home wanders in the society and gets adjusted to the orders of the society where he belongs, which is a typical novel of the perfection of oneself as a citizen. On the other hand, the premise of growth in Korean novels can't be the same as that of western European's because of the history of colonialization, war and division of the nation. Most of our growth novels usually focus on a youth who is unable to understand the world independently grows up as a member of a family. Above all things, the fact he has to accept is the nonexistence of father in his family and this must be understood as a symbol of hardship in growth during the period of serious disorder and fluctuation in Korean society. A father is not only a patriarch but also an index that shows how to live the life. Our arduous history plundered a father from a family and this makes us experience the actual torment of starvation. When the starvation is unsolved, it incites the selfish desire for survival rather than respecting the morals and orders of life. The process of self character building in the novel of Kim Seung Ok or the narrative of survival that can be seen in the growth novel of Kim Ju Young reveal the hardship of growth in a chaos. Our growth novels which deal with the individual growth in a period of distress especially focus on the conditions of impossibilities rather than the conditions of growth. Therefore, it plays a role as a passage that effectively illustrates the confusion and chaos in a particular period. Namely, the growth novels that deal with an ideology and the division of a nation are not growth novels which the author intended but they perform a primary role that reflects a certain period through an innocent child's eyes that see the disillusionment and absurdity of adults as well as the discovery of social vices. Accordingly, the fact that the growth itself is not the purpose but it is a medium of an effective description of desolateness of postwar days, dread of ideology and madness of the period is the characteristic of growth novels in this particular period.

성장중심적 사회와 가치의 다양성 상실

김광연 숭실대학교 한국기독교문화연구원 2022 한국기독교문화연구 Vol.17 No.-

Korea has achieved unprecedented economic growth in the world. After modernization, the remarkable economic growth of Korean society was praised by the world as the miracle of the Han River. Even today, Korea is considered one of the largest economic powers in the world and is experiencing rapid economic growth. However, excessive 'growth-oriented' policies have brought about a number of ethical problems in our society. In the past, when we were poor, we focused only on economic growth, so we missed reflection on the true value of life and cultural growth. In a growth-oriented society, we are experiencing income inequality and conflict more than ever before. The 'growth-oriented' society justified the golden almighty value, and even took away the value of diversity in life. This article deals with the diversity of life and cultural maturity that should be treated as important as economic growth in our society. Although it has joined the ranks of advanced countries due to economic growth, the happiness index in Korean society has always remained at the bottom. Social inequality and inequity, as well as the happiness index, became another result of the 'growth-oriented' society Above all, this article reflects on the limitations of a growth-oriented society and the wrong values of Korean society that do not fit the growth. The society we are aiming for should not be complacent with only economic growth, but should recognize various standards and values of happiness. We should pursue various aspects of life and create a society that respects the different values of happiness. 한국은 세계적으로 유래 없이 놀라운 경제 성장을 이루었다. 근대화 이후, 한국 사회의 놀라운 경제 성장은 세계로부터 한강의 기적으로 불리며 찬사를 받았다. 지금도 한국은 경제대국으로 손꼽히면서 급속한 경제 성장을 거듭하고 있다. 하지만 지나친 성장중심주의로 인해 우리 사회에서 여러 윤리적 문제를 가져왔다. 우리는 지난 과거 가난했던 시절을 보내면서 경제 성장에만 치중한 나머지 삶의 진정한 가치와 문화적 성장에 관한 성찰을 놓치고 말았다. 우리는 성장위주의 사회에서 그 어느 시대보다 소득의 불평등과 갈등을 경험하고 있다. '성장위주'의 사회는 황금만능주의 가치관을 정당화했고, 삶의 다양성이 주는 가치마저 빼앗아 갔다. 이 글은 우리 사회에서 경제성장 만큼이나 중요하게 다루어야 할 삶의 다양성과 문화적 성숙을 다루고 있다. 경제성장으로 선진국 대열에 합류했지만, 한국 사회에서 행복지수는 늘 하위권에 머물러 있다. 행복지수 뿐만 아니라 사회적 불평등과 불공정은 성장중심의 사회에 나타난 또 다른 결과물이 되었다무엇보다 이 글은 성장중심주의 사회에 나타난 한계와 그 성장에 어울리지 않는 한국 사회의 그릇된 가치관을 성찰하고 있다. 우리가 지향하는 사회는 경제적 성장에만 안주해서는 안 되고 다양한 행복의 기준과 가치가 인정되어야 한다. 우리는 삶의 다양한 모습을 추구하고, 행복의 서로 다른 가치를 존중하는 사회를 만들어가야 할 것이다.

Development of disease-specific growth charts in Turner syndrome and Noonan syndrome

Tsuyoshi Isojima,Susumu Yokoya 대한소아내분비학회 2017 Annals of Pediatirc Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol.22 No.4

Many congenital diseases are associated with growth failure, and patients with these diseases have specific growth patterns. As the growth patterns of affected individuals differ from those of normal populations, it is challenging to detect additional conditions that can influence growth using standard growth charts. Disease-specific growth charts are thus very useful tools and can be helpful for understanding the growth pattern and pathogenesis of congenital diseases. In addition, disease-specific growth charts allow doctors to detect deviations from the usual growth patterns for early diagnosis of an additional condition and can be used to evaluate the effects of growth-promoting treatment for patients. When developing these charts, factors that can affect the reliability of the charts should be considered. These factors include the definition of the disease with growth failure, selection bias in the measurements used to develop the charts, secular trends of the subjects, the numbers of subjects of varying ages and ethnicities, and the statistical method used to develop the charts. In this review, we summarize the development of disease-specific growth charts for Japanese individuals with Turner syndrome and Noonan syndrome and evaluate the efforts to collect unbiased measurements of subjects with these diseases. These charts were the only available disease-specific growth charts of Turner syndrome and Noonan syndrome for Asian populations and were developed using a Japanese population. Therefore, when these charts are adopted for Asian populations other than Japanese, different growth patterns should be considered.

Growth factors improve the proliferation of Jeju black pig muscle cells by regulating myogenic differentiation 1 and growth-related genes

Park, Jinryong,Lee, Jeongeun,Song, Ki-Duk,Kim, Sung-Jo,Kim, Dae Cheol,Lee, Sang Cheol,Son, Young June,Choi, Hyun Woo,Shim, Kwanseob 아세아태평양축산학회 2021 Animal Bioscience Vol.34 No.8

Objective: The growth rate of pigs is related to differentiation and proliferation of muscle cells, which are regulated by growth factors and expression of growth-related genes. Thus, the objective of this study was to establish optimal culture conditions for Jeju black pig (JBP) muscle cells and determine the relationship of various factors involved in muscle growth with the proliferation of JBP muscle cells. Methods: Muscles were taken from the femur skeletal muscle of JBP embryos. After isolation of the muscle cells, cells were cultured in a 6-well plate under four different culture conditions to optimize culture conditions for JBP muscle cells. To analyze proliferation rate of JBP muscle cells, these muscle cells were seeded into 6-well plates at a density of 1.5×10⁵ cells per well and cultured for 3 days. Western blot and quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction were applied to verify the myogenic differentiation 1 (MyoD) expression and growth-related gene expression in JBP muscle cells, respectively. Results: We established a muscle cell line from JBP embryos and optimized its culture conditions. These muscle cells were positive for MyoD, but not for paired box 7. The proliferation rate of these muscle cells was significantly higher in a culture medium containing bFGF and epidermal growth factor + basic fibroblast growth factor (EGF+bFGF) than that without a growth factor or containing EGF alone. Treatment with EGF and bFGF significantly induced the expression of MyoD protein, an important transcription factor in muscle cells. Moreover, we checked the changes of expression of growth-related genes in JBP muscle cells by presence or absence of growth factors. Expression level of collagen type XXI alpha 1 gene was changed only when EGF and bFGF were added together to culture media for JBP muscle cells. Conclusion: Concurrent use of EGF and bFGF increased the expression of MyoD protein, thus regulating the proliferation of JBP muscle cells and the expression of growth-related genes.

Study on the Growth Characteristics of Platanus Orientalis by Growth Density Control

Soo-Won Lee(이수원),Jeong-Ho Choi(최정호),Se-Kuel Yoo(유세걸) 한국산림바이오에너지학회 2008 산림바이오에너지 Vol.27 No.1

버즘나무의 1 ㎡당 생육 밀도에 따른 묘목의 생장은 49본구에서 묘고(tree height)와 근원직경이 우수한 생장량을 보인반면 생육밀도가 높은 처리구는 근원직경과 간장생장이 감소하는 경향을 보였다. 이는 생육밀도가 묘목의 생 장에 크게 영향을 미치는 중요한 요인으로 판단할 수 있으며, 엽록소함량에서도 생장이 우수한 49본구가 4.3 ㎎/gㆍw.t로 생장이 떨어지는 90본구의 2.9 mg/gㆍw.t에 비해 상대적으로 높은 함량을 나타냈다. 물질생산량은 생장 특성과 마찬가지로 49본구 처리구에서 전체 물질생산량이 통계적으로 유의적인 차이를 보이면서 3.12±0.80 g로 다른 처리구보다 높은 물질생산량을 보였다. 수목은 생육 환경조건에서 적절한 공간의 확보를 통하여 궁극적으로 높은 물질생산량을 보이면서 생리적으로 안정된 생장형태를 보였다. 이는 생육에 필요한 적정 공간의 장애가 실질적인 생장저하를 가져오며, 궁극적으로 물질대사의 최고 단계인 엽록소 특성이나 생장 또한 낮아지는 경향을 보여주었다. Unlike the seedling growth according to growth density per 1 ㎡ on Platanus orientalis demonstrated excellent increment in diameter at root collar and tree height from 49 trees/㎡, the treatment of higher growth density in diameter at root collar and tree height growth demonstrated decline tendency. This would be an important factor determining that a growth density largely affects on seedling growth and 49 trees/㎡ that has excellent growth in chlorophyll contents at 4.3 mg/gㆍwt displayed higher level of contents compare to 90 trees/㎡ at 2.9 ㎎/gㆍwt which decline in growth. Biomass, in the same manner to the growth feature also showed statistically significant difference in the 49 trees/㎡ treatment, showing higher biomass compare to other treated sections at 3.12±0.80 g. The tree showed a physiologically stable pattern of growth while demonstrating ultimately higher biomass through retaining appropriate space under the growth environment condition. We suggested that an obstacle in the appropriate space lower the actual growth and showed decrease tendency in growth and chlorophyll content feature which was the optimum stage of metabolism.

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함태성 한국법제연구원 2009 법제연구 Vol.- No.36

This Paper aims to find a desirable image of ‘Green Growth’ and to review ‘Green Growth and the Countermeasure of Energy Legislative System’. In August 2008, President Lee Myung-bak presented ‘Low Carbon Green Growth’ vision for the next 60 years. President Lee said that ‘Low Carbon Green Growth’ would provide a strong source of growth once the current global economic crisis improves. ‘MB government’ announced various plan for green growth since then. The Presidential Committee on Green Growth outlined a plan to boost the country's green industry, green technology and energy-saving. A key feature of the plan is the legislation of a 「Framework Act on Low Carbon Green Growth」. But this act has been problems which include a legislative system, administrative procedures problems, definition of “Low Carbon”, “Green Growth”, “Sustainable Development”, upbringing of nuclear energy industry, upbringing of four major rivers maintenance, etc. First of all, we have to study on the Relationship between ‘Green Growth’ and ‘Sustainable Development’. In this act, Green Growth means ‘strategy of economic growth’ on Energy-saving and environmentally friendly measures. Green Growth has to understand as a new strategy for sustainable development, to include economic development, environmental protection, and social equity. For the green growth plan to be successful, public participation and supp ort are essential. Now, we should have a new understanding of the Low Carbon Green Growth. On the basis of this understanding, we should review the Countermeasure of Energy Legislative System.