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신홍철(Hong Chul Shin),최연희(Yean Heuy Choi),손수진(Soo Jin Sohn) 한국관광연구학회 2004 관광연구저널 Vol.18 No.2
This study is to investigate the critical factors that influence the hostings of international meeting. The purpose of this study is to find the important factors leading the expansion of related industry and examine the vision of the convention in Korea. Convention industry is rapidly expanding in market demand, the interest of attendees, and the governmental support to be recognized as a major flourishing business sector in Korea. This study, thus, focused on, first of all, what factors would influence the hosting of the meeting sector and, second of all, how to develop and implement found factors in related business sector. The sample of 128 respondents participated in current study, consisting of industry related professionals, researchers, consultants, and the level of graduate students in 1999 in Korea. The survey instrument consisted of four sectors asking general questions on convention interest, the importance of convention industry, the environmental issues when holding convention, and demographic information on respondents. Based on the collected data, the current study utilized the frequency analysis, factor analysis, T-test(mean comparison), and Analysis of Variance. The result of this study indicated that certain factors would influence on the success of convention business in Korea. The detail discussion presented in the current study.
한국인 대장암 및 유방암 사망의 장기추세 : 출생코호트 효과?
전재관(Jae-Kwan Jun),김연주(Yean-Iu Kim),곽진(Jin Gwack),최윤희(Yun-Hee Choi),홍윤철(Yun-Chul Hong),유근영(Keun-Young Yoo) 한국역학회 2005 Epidemiology and Health Vol.27 No.1
Purpose : Cancer has been the leading cause of deaths since 1980s in Korea. Among them, colorectal cancer and breast cancer shows steadily increasing pattern, being the fourth and the fifth common site of cancer death in Korea, respectively. This analysis aimed to evaluate potential contribution of birth cohort effects to the recent increases in mortality of colorectal cancer and breast cancer since 1983 in Korea. Methods : Mortality statistics on deaths of both cancers for the past 20 years of 1983~2002 were obtained from the National Statistical Office. The age-standardized mortality rates were calculated based on the census population of 1992 as a standard. Results : Age-standardized mortality rate for colorectal cancer increased 4.7-fold in men and 3.6-fold in women, whereas 2.1-fold increase in breast cancer mortality during 1983~2002. Age-specific mortality rates for colorectal cancer were steadily increasing by age before 1991 in both genders. However, the mortality rates showed an exponentially increasing pattern for the age group of 70 and over during 1993-2001, which was more prominent in female. The birth cohort curves showed that there were 2- to 3-fold increases in the mortality rates of people who were born in 1931 for colorectal cancer compared to those of people who were born in 1921. Differences in mortality for breast cancer by birth cohort were 1.7-fold among age group of 45~49 and 50~54 between 1936 and 1946. Conclusions : This analysis suggests that recent increases in mortality of colorectal cancer and breast cancer could potentially be due to birth cohort effects, i.e. rapid changes in life-style in younger generation. The quantitative approach using age-period-cohort model should be pursued.