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朴聖根(Park Seong Kun),Koh Kap Suk(토론자),Chang Man-Ki(토론자) 한국인구학회 1979 한국인구학 Vol.2 No.1
There are two main problems in formulating population policies. First, is it reasonable to formulate population policy in isolation from other social and economic policies? It is the personal belief of Mr. S. Park that a population policy should be regarded as a part of other social and economic policies. Second, there appears to be no clearly formulated long range objectives in conducting the current population redistribution policy; 1) Community development program should be based on the recognition of the special characteristics of the area. And the re-location program for industries should be strongly supported with special tax and loan consideration. 2) The policy aimed at the dispersion of population should be conducted with the program of providing an equal educational opportunity regardless of geographical location, and family planning. Discussants: Koh, Kap Suk and Chang, Man-Ki. 1. Urbanization may be considered as an inevitable result of industrialization. In order to regulate effectively the population movements into urban centers, there should be a clearly formulated population policy in co-ordination with other social and economic policies. 2. Let us assume that Korea will achieve the zero population growth rate by the year 2,000. The fact that currently there are no long range "visional" proposals to deal with the population composition and distributional problems indicates that there has been no comprehensive research about population planning. 3. The optimal population size for Korea should not be thought of in terms of a static concept but a dynamic concept which is related to manpower supply and housing problems. 4. The problem of aging should not be looked at solely as an economic issue. Instead, it should be examined from a humanistic point of view where high priority is placed on restoring human dignity for the older citizens. Response of Mr. Park: 1. There is a tendency to over-emphasize the economic side of population issues. It should be pointed out that a man not only provides labor which is an input for the production of economic goods, but also he is a consumer for whose welfare economic goods are produced in the first place. It should be remembered that economic growth has beneficial impacts on the population but it also has harmful effects. 2. In order to make the government officials aware of population issues, it has been proposed to the Population Policy Evaluation Committee that the courses in population studies be included in the study program for the re-education of government employees. 3. Issues involved in population dispersion: Urbanization is an inevitable process of economic development. Problems arising from urbanization should be solved not by forcefully preventing the migration of population from rural areas to urban centers but by reducing the rural-urban gap in the living conditions. This policy has already been implemented to some extent as indicated by the government's policy of decentralization of industries and Saemaul Movement. In summary, the basic policy of government is to slow down the rural-urban migration by providing incentives to stay in farms in the rural area rather than by the strong-handed method of preventing the internal migration.
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