국내 위성통신·방송산업의 경제적 파급효과 분석 = Developmental Strategy for Domestic Satellite Communication Industries

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In this paper, an attempt is made to project the market size of satellite and related industries based on a mid-and-long run numerical estimations of the domestic demand for satellite communications and broadcasting.
The major issues addressed in this research can be summarized as follows;
1) Mid-and-long term demand estimations and market projections are made thorough re-examination of the previous literature on demand and market projections of satellite communications and broadcasting, 2) an investigation of the direction and potentials of domestic satellite services and the related industries are made, 3) a quantitative demand estimation and market projection of each of the satellite services from 1998 to 2006 are drawn for analyzing the economic effects on domestic satellite related industries, 4) inter-industrial effects among 25 sectors (grouped in accordance with the purpose of this research) including production inducement effects, value-added inducement effects and import inducement effects are estimated, 5) an intensive exploration of effects on and among the 16 sectors of relative high association with satellite industries are identified, and 6) an extensive view of effects on the 8 sectors of relative low association with satellite industries are also identified.
The strategic implications based on the economic effects of domestic satellite related industries are;
1) production inducements are the highest in TV related electricity sector followed by parts sector,
2) wireless communications and broadcasting equipment sector exhibits production inducements 130 times larger that wire communications sector,
3) parts sector shows the highest value-added inducements,
4) there is a reduction of value-added in broadcasting services and movies sector,
5) import inducements is expected to show a sharp hike in broadcasting services and movies sector and almost nothing in miscellaneous culture and recreation services policy suggestions (with emphasis on globalization).