This study tries to analyze the economic effects of overseas construction on national economy, using Input-Output model. National economic effects are investigated in forms of inducing production effects, inducing value-added effects, and inducing employment effects based on the Input-Output model. It is derived that 0.88 trillion won, in the year of 2011, flows into national economy from overseas construction activities. Domestic inflow of the sales of overseas construction as factor for production has the same input-output structure as the domestic construction industry. It is assumed that domestic inflow of the sales of overseas construction as factor for production is an export (the change of final demand), then I-O analysis is executed. The 0.88 trillion won, domestic inflow of sales of overseas construction, causes 1.24 trillion won production-increasing effects, 0.67 trillion won value-added effects, and 100,000 creating employment effects. It is needed to collect more specific data on the structure of overseas construction for further study in the future.
@article{ART001674767}, author={Kim, Myeong-soo}, title={An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction}, journal={The Korea Spatial Planning Review}, issn={1229-8638}, year={2012}, volume={73}, pages={271-281}, doi={10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016}
TY - JOUR AU - Kim, Myeong-soo TI - An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction JO - The Korea Spatial Planning Review PY - 2012 VL - 73 IS - null PB - 국토연구원 SP - 271 EP - 281 SN - 1229-8638 AB - This study tries to analyze the economic effects of overseas construction on national economy, using Input-Output model. National economic effects are investigated in forms of inducing production effects, inducing value-added effects, and inducing employment effects based on the Input-Output model. It is derived that 0.88 trillion won, in the year of 2011, flows into national economy from overseas construction activities. Domestic inflow of the sales of overseas construction as factor for production has the same input-output structure as the domestic construction industry. It is assumed that domestic inflow of the sales of overseas construction as factor for production is an export (the change of final demand), then I-O analysis is executed. The 0.88 trillion won, domestic inflow of sales of overseas construction, causes 1.24 trillion won production-increasing effects, 0.67 trillion won value-added effects, and 100,000 creating employment effects. It is needed to collect more specific data on the structure of overseas construction for further study in the future. KW - Overseas Construction;Production-increasing Effects;Value-added Effects;Creating Employment Effects DO - 10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016 ER -
Kim, Myeong-soo. (2012). An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction. The Korea Spatial Planning Review, 73, 271-281.
Kim, Myeong-soo. 2012, "An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction", The Korea Spatial Planning Review, vol.73, pp.271-281. Available from: doi:10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016
Kim, Myeong-soo "An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction" The Korea Spatial Planning Review 73 pp.271-281 (2012) : 271.
Kim, Myeong-soo. An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction. 2012; 73 271-281. Available from: doi:10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016
Kim, Myeong-soo. "An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction" The Korea Spatial Planning Review 73(2012) : 271-281.doi: 10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016
Kim, Myeong-soo. An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction. The Korea Spatial Planning Review, 73, 271-281. doi: 10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016
Kim, Myeong-soo. An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction. The Korea Spatial Planning Review. 2012; 73 271-281. doi: 10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016
Kim, Myeong-soo. An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction. 2012; 73 271-281. Available from: doi:10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016
Kim, Myeong-soo. "An Analysis on Economic Effects of Overseas Construction" The Korea Spatial Planning Review 73(2012) : 271-281.doi: 10.15793/kspr.2012.73..016