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BRICs 경제성장에 따른 지역중소기업 수출활성화 방안
권상장(Sang-Jang Kwon),임홍식(Heoung-Shick Lim) 계명대학교 사회과학연구소 2004 한국사회과학연구 Vol.23 No.2
The purpose of this paper is to make a investigation for countermeasures of local SMEs in case of Daegu city & Gyeongbuk province. Nowadays BRICs is of the best market in the world. At least 50 years later, these countries will lead world economy. So leading companies are trying to preempt the emerging markets in these countries. In case of Korea big companies like Samsung, LG, etc., already entered these markets. But SMEs have a lot of difficulties to enter these markets, because of lack of information, know-how, and funds. So, SMEs are trying to make good use of government and local government which are preparing all kinds of export marketing systems including overseas trade mission, world trade fairs or exhibitions, internet marketing(e-TP) project, export insurance, etc. First of all kinds of organs which are related with SMEs should try to exchange their information and cooperate their works. Also SMEs should try to learn and understand BRICs' culture and social environment.
권상장(Kwon, Sang-Jang) 계명대학교 국제학연구소 2008 국제학논총 Vol.12 No.-
Vietnam’s vigilant economic performance and improved international economic relations in the recent period has witnessed a large scale increase of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to the country. During this period, Korea’s FDI in Vietnam has also substantially increased, Korea becoming the number one foreign investor of Vietnam in 2007. A particularly notable development was Korea’s FDI in the banking and financial sector of Vietnam, as indicated by the number of Korean bank branches and the number of security trading companies. In this paper. investigated are the recent developments of Vietnam’s banking and financial sector as well as the sector’s major characteristics. It is found that Vietnam’s banking sector is featured as the oligarchic dominance of state-owned commercial banks (SOCBs), accounting for about 700!o of the market share; a plague of non-performing policy loans by SOCBs and risky lending by other commercial banks. Vietnam’s insurance market is still underdeveloped and has yet to be further developed in order to fully capitalize its growth potentials with a younger population. While Vietnam’s security market is active and lively with the VN index growth rate exceeding 144% in 2006, futures market is non-existent, and only a small number of companies are listed at the Hochimih and Hanoi stock exchanges. Although the stock market generates high returns, the stock market value is highly susceptible to foreign investors’ movements. One of the interesting features that were observed amongst Korean invested banks and securities trading companies in Vietnam is their different localisation style. While security companies merely have representative on-ices, Korean banks were highly localised through local branches. Such a marked difference in the localisation style of Korean financial intermediaries in Vietnam deserves a further research.