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Social Contribution and Optimal Level of Road Capital in South Korea

Kook Woo-Kag 1

1서울연구원 교통시스템연구실 초빙연구위원

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ABSTRACT

In order to better inform decision-makers, more work should be done. More work should be done to analyze how Road investments and the provinces impact national economic growth and competitiveness. More work should also be conducted to understand the costs and benefits of Road investments and their industry specific impacts across national. Using a set of “aggregated” estimates, we calculated the “optimum” level of road capital and compared it with its actual level over the period 1970~2007. This results emerges is that the ratio of the optimum to actual road capital, measured by road, was high at beginning of the period 1970s and declined 2000s. There appears to be evidence of under-investment in road capital. That is continuous and premeditated investment for road which lead to saving time and finance. Contribution of the road capital of total factor productivity growth was positive (+) in the total industrial. The degree of contribution to total factor productivity growth in the total industry was disembodied technical change, an exogenous demand effect, road capital effect. In addition, Road capital contribution in about 0.13 which compared with reported estimates in the literature is relatively small.

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