The purpose of this thesis is to find ways to increase sales and employment in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam area by analyzing the connectivity impact on sales and employment of industrial complex in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam region. In order to reduce the outflow of young people and companies due to th...
The purpose of this thesis is to find ways to increase sales and employment in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam area by analyzing the connectivity impact on sales and employment of industrial complex in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam region. In order to reduce the outflow of young people and companies due to the shrinkage of the shipbuilding and offshore plant industry, it analyzes the impact of the connection between Busan-Ulsan-Gyengnam industrial complex on employment and sales and seeks ways to increase sales and employment in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam region. By identifying the connectivity of physical, human, technological, and infrastructure in the center of industrial complexes, we present policy alternatives that can enhance the regional economy and regional employment effects of strengthening industrial complex connectivity and investment concentration.
In order to examine the connection status of the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam industrial complex, basic data combining the Korea Enterprise Data, the National Industrial Complex Status Statistics of the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, and the boundary drawing of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport were analyzed. The number of transactions, transaction costs, and front and rear transaction relationships according to the transaction types (purchase + sale) of 270 industrial complexes were identified. In addition, the sales and employment functions of the industrial complex transaction relationship were estimated using the OLS and 2-Stage least square model.
In terms of sales effect, whether it is a total company or a company in an industrial complex, purchases and sales outside the industrial complex had a positive (+) effect on sales. In the case of purchases, purchases outside industrial complexes had a positive (+) effect, and transactions including non-industrial complexes had a greater impact. In the case of sales, sales outside the industrial complex had a positive (+) effect, but unlike purchases, transactions with companies in the industrial complex had a greater impact than transactions between all companies. In terms of the employment effect, purchases and sales in industrial complexes, whether it is all companies or companies in industrial complexes, had a positive (+) effect on the number of employees. In the case of purchase, transactions increased more in all companies, and in the case of sales, transactions increased more in all companies. Comparing transactions between all companies and companies in the industrial complex, it can be seen that trading with all companies has a greater impact on the increase in the number of employees. In the analysis of all companies and industrial complex companies, transactions with all companies could have a better effect or transactions between industrial complex companies could have a better effect. When the difference in effect is not large and the transaction between industrial complex companies increased by 10%, the policy for intensive industrial complexes is considered a better direction in terms of cost and effectiveness than support for all companies.
The purpose of this thesis is to find ways to increase sales and employment in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam area by analyzing the connectivity impact on sales and employment of industrial complex in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam region. In order to reduce the outflow of young people and companies due to the shrinkage of the shipbuilding and offshore plant industry, it analyzes the impact of the connection between Busan-Ulsan-Gyengnam industrial complex on employment and sales and seeks ways to increase sales and employment in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam region. By identifying the connectivity of physical, human, technological, and infrastructure in the center of industrial complexes, we present policy alternatives that can enhance the regional economy and regional employment effects of strengthening industrial complex connectivity and investment concentration.
In order to examine the connection status of the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam industrial complex, basic data combining the Korea Enterprise Data, the National Industrial Complex Status Statistics of the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, and the boundary drawing of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport were analyzed. The number of transactions, transaction costs, and front and rear transaction relationships according to the transaction types (purchase + sale) of 270 industrial complexes were identified. In addition, the sales and employment functions of the industrial complex transaction relationship were estimated using the OLS and 2-Stage least square model.
In terms of sales effect, whether it is a total company or a company in an industrial complex, purchases and sales outside the industrial complex had a positive (+) effect on sales. In the case of purchases, purchases outside industrial complexes had a positive (+) effect, and transactions including non-industrial complexes had a greater impact. In the case of sales, sales outside the industrial complex had a positive (+) effect, but unlike purchases, transactions with companies in the industrial complex had a greater impact than transactions between all companies. In terms of the employment effect, purchases and sales in industrial complexes, whether it is all companies or companies in industrial complexes, had a positive (+) effect on the number of employees. In the case of purchase, transactions increased more in all companies, and in the case of sales, transactions increased more in all companies. Comparing transactions between all companies and companies in the industrial complex, it can be seen that trading with all companies has a greater impact on the increase in the number of employees. In the analysis of all companies and industrial complex companies, transactions with all companies could have a better effect or transactions between industrial complex companies could have a better effect. When the difference in effect is not large and the transaction between industrial complex companies increased by 10%, the policy for intensive industrial complexes is considered a better direction in terms of cost and effectiveness than support for all companies.
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