2010 CRES Visiting Scholar's Paper Series

세계지역연구센터는 국내외의 연구자간 교류를 활성화하고 지역연구역량을 강화하고자 방문학자 프로그램을 2008년도부터 시행해 오고 있습니다. 이 프로그램은 세계 각국의 유수한 학자와 지역연구 전문가를 초청하여 연구성과와 정보를 공유함으로써 긴밀한 네트워크를 구축하고 협력 증진을 도모하고자 하는 프로그램입니다. ‘CRES Visiting Scholar’s Paper Series’는 이 프로그램의 하나의 성과물로서 이를 통하여 지역연구에 대한 이해를 증진하고자 합니다.

Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) has expanded its cooperative relations with the world since it took the role of the hub of regional studies in public research areas of Korea. As a part of our systematic efforts to foster international exchanges and build the knowledge based through interdisciplinary collaboration, The Center for Regional Economic Studies (CRES) initiated a researcher-exchange program called CRES Visiting Fellows Program in 2008. The program brings together influential professionals from academia and the public sector to advance individual, institutional and national understanding of regional economic matters and to improve international cooperation on related research. This volume is a part of our achievements through the program and we hope this proceeding would work as another channel to deepen the understanding of regional economies in Korea.

Acknowledgement

Contributors

1. The Sphere of Services as the Main Factor of Maintenance Employment and a Diversification of Economy of Uzbekistan / Tagaev Behzod

Introduction

Body

Conclusions

2. Education for Development: India and East Asia / Shovan Ray

Introduction

Literacy Imperatives Around the World: A Brief Sketch

The Chinese Experience

Prologue on Japan

Taiwanese Experience

The South Korean Experience

The Indian Experience

Contributions to Endogenous Growth Theory and HumanDevelopment

Conclusions

3. Free Trade Agreement between Korea and Turkey:Challenges, Opportunities and Economic Cooperation / Mmut Tekco

Introduction

Economic Relations between Korea and Turkey

Turkey’s Trade Policy in the Context of the EU’s Free TradeAgreements

Effects of Korea-Turkey FTA: Risks and Opportunities

Potential Exports to Korea for Turkish Products

Beyond a Free Trade Agreement: Economic Cooperation between Korea and Turkey

Conclusion

4. ASEAN Economic Community: Prospect for Regional Monetary Cooperation in East Asia / Umi Karomah Yaumidin

Introduction

ASEAN Economic Community

The Prospectus of Regional Monetary Cooperation

Future Implications for Indonesian and Korean Monetary and Fiscal Management

Concluding Remarks

5. Cross-Strait ECFA Should be the Stepping Stone for Taiwan Joining in the East Asia Economic Integration / Chaw-Hsia Tu

Introduction

Economic Thinking of ECFA and the Possible Impacts on Cross-Strait Relations

ECFA and the Economic Effects on Taiwan

Policy Implications for other East Asia Countries

Conclusions

6. Korea's FTAs and their Implications for the Korean Wine Market / Timothy John Beal

Introduction

Korea's FTAs and their Implications for the Korean Wine Market

Conclusion

7. Korean Trade and Political Risk / Whitney Haring-Smith

Introduction

International Country Risk Ratings

Korea’s County Rating Systems

Comparison of Korea ExIm Bank Rating System to International Rankings

Korea’s Increasing Exposure to Country Risk

The Export-Import Risk Gap

Korean FDI Exposure

Case Study Review

POSCO in India

Daewoo Logistics in Madagascar

Conclusions

8. Research on Exit and Transformation of China’s Economical Stimulus Policies in the Post-Crisis Era / Du Feilun

Introduction

China’s Macroeconomic Stimulus Policies after the InternationalFinancial Crisis

The Conditions of China’s Economic Stimulus Polices Exit

The Route of China’s Economic Stimulus Polices Exit

The Direction of China’s Economic Policies Transformation in the Post-Crisis Era

Conclusion

9. Research on the Urbanization Problem of South Korea / Huang Zhengxue

Introduction

The Phase of Urbanization Development

To Upgrade Industrial Structure

To Improve the Structure of the Urban Hierarchical System

To Enhance the Construction of Infrastructure

Coordinated Development Between Urban and Rural Areas

To Play the Role of Government

Conclusion

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