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Asia's Next Giant: South Korea and Late Industrialization
Foreign Affairs · 1990 · Vol. 69(2) · pp. 171–171
Abstract
Korea's mode of industrialization Part I: The state and business: History and policies A history of backwardness The ABCs of Japanese and Korean accumulation The growth dynamic The spiraling of market power Getting relative prices wrong: A summary Part II: Salaried management and human resources: The rise of salaried managers: Automobile manufacturing The paradox of unlimited labor and rising wages The boom in education Part III: The dynamics of dynamic comparative advantage: The switch in industrial leadership The world's largest shipbuilder The triumph of steel From learner to teacher
Asian Industrial and Economic DevelopmentBackwardnessIndustrialisationBoomEconomicsEast AsiaChinaWorld historyDevelopmental stateState (computer science)Power (physics)
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