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The exploitation of niche markets by small and medium Korean enterprises
Until the late 1970s Korean Government policy had been to promote the growth of large-scale industry. A growing demand for parts and components by heavy industry, however, has been met by small and medium enterprises, supported by a number of government measures. More recently the government
has also supported investment in and research by SMEs involved in technology-intensive industries, where the value-added is greater. This article reviews the policies that have been implemented and comments on their success.
has also supported investment in and research by SMEs involved in technology-intensive industries, where the value-added is greater. This article reviews the policies that have been implemented and comments on their success.
Korean and Singaporean small and medium enterprise development: Lessons for South Africa?
Manning, Claudia
Development Southern Africa, Vol. 10 (1993), Iss. 4 P.579
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