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Industrialization and the State: The Korean Heavy and Chemical Industry Drive

Joseph J. Stern · Ji Hong Kim · Dwight H. Perkins · Jungho Yoo

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This work looks at the success of the Republic of Korea's heavy and chemical industry development (HCI). It reviews the history of the policy decisions that started and then ended the HCI drive. It also examines government intervention in the Korean economy.

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