Tai‐Yoo Kim

Seoul National University

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Jeong‐Dong Lee

Kyungpook National University

Daeryoon Kim

Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

Almas Heshmati

Jönköping University

Jongsu Lee

Seoul National University

Yeonbae Kim

Seoul National University

Jihyoun Park

Applied Science and Technology Research Institute

Eunnyeong Heo

Seoul National University

Bogang Jun

Inha University

Seogwon Hwang

Science and Technology Policy Institute

Seung‐Hoon Yoo

Seoul National University of Science and Technology

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Seoul National University

Science and Technology Policy Institute

Wonkwang University

Yonsei University

Seoul National University of Science and Technology

Ulsan College

University of Ulsan

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Inha University

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Decelerating agricultural society: Theoretical and historical perspectives

Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2009)

Tai‐Yoo Kim Almas Heshmati Jihyoun Park

Industrial society

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10.1016/j.techfore.2009.08.005

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Productivity growth, capacity utilization, and technological progress in the natural gas industry

Utilities Policy (1999)

Jeong‐Dong Lee Kyung Joon Oh Tai‐Yoo Kim

Capacity utilization

Natural gas industry

10.1016/s0957-1787(99)00014-4

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Perspectives on the Decelerating Agricultural society

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2009)

Tai‐Yoo Kim Almas Heshmati Jihyun Park

In general, societies are divided into agricultural and industrial societies. This study presents perspectives on decelerating agricultural societies. Agricultural demand and supply play major roles in the development of societies. Three theories that describe an agricultural society and its deceleration patterns are described: the neo-classical production function and those articulated by Johnston and Mellor as well as induced innovation by Hayami and Ruttan. Two important cases of decelerating agricultural societies, medieval England and the U.S., are investigated through an examination of the process of agricultural society deceleration and ultimate replacement by an industrial society. The limitations of decelerating agricultural societies, with a focus on structural problems,impacts on industrial structure, and problems of agriculture in market and non-market areas, are discussed. The position of agriculture as described by economic development theory is established by analyzing the stages of economic development, the theory ofstructural change, and the theory of leading industry. Finally, the transition from an agricultural to a commercial society is described with a focus on the formation,development, value creation, and structural limitations of a commercial society.

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Value-focused thinking about strategic management of radio spectrum for mobile communications in Korea

Telecommunications Policy (2001)

Seung‐Hoon Yoo Jun-Sang Kim Tai‐Yoo Kim

Spectrum management

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10.1016/s0308-5961(01)00040-4

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Innovation policy for defense acquisition and dynamics of productive efficiency: A DEA application to the Korean defense industry

Asian Journal of Technology Innovation (2009)

Choonjoo Lee Jeong‐Dong Lee Tai‐Yoo Kim

Summary This study evaluates the effects of innovation policy for defense acquisition on productive efficiency of Korean defense firms. After identifying the efficiency gaps among the production units by applying Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) to the production data of 1997–2004, the determinants affecting the input mix decisions of defense firms are analyzed through the Tobit regression analysis. The results identify competition in the market, capacity utilization level, R&D investment, and the firm's defense revenue share as the influential factors to the productive efficiency of Korean defense firms. Key Words: Defense acquisitionproductive efficiencydata envelopment analysis (DEA)Tobit regressiondefense industry

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Defense industry

10.1080/19761597.2009.9668677

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The Maturity of American Industrial Society

Springer eBooks (2017)

Tai‐Yoo Kim Daeryoon Kim

Expansive

Colonial period

10.1007/978-981-10-4416-8_7

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A neo-Schumpeterian perspective on the analytical macroeconomic framework : the expanded reproduction system

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2015)

Bogang Jun Tai‐Yoo Kim

This study aims to introduce a new analytical macroeconomic framework, the expanded reproduction system, that combines the accumulated wisdom of several contemporary economic models while also compensating for their shortcomings. This new framework may be used to study macroeconomic phenomena from both the supply and demand side over a number of different time intervals. Furthermore, as we account for both new product and productivity innovations, we are able to account for both qualitative and quantitative developments within the economy.

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The Necessity of a New Industrial Classification Based on Value-Creation Behavior

Springer eBooks (2013)

Tai‐Yoo Kim Yoon‐Mo Koo Dong Ook Choi Yeonbae Kim

Value (mathematics)

Industrial Production

10.1007/978-3-642-40826-7_10

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Technological Progress versus Efficiency Gain in Manufacturing Sectors

Review of Development Economics (1998)

Jeong‐Dong Lee Tai‐Yoo Kim Eunnyeong Heo

This study decomposes the nonparametric Malmquist productivity index for 36 Korean manufacturing sectors into two components: technological change and technical efficiency change. The empirical results show that while each sector displays quite different growth patterns, productivity growth is dominated by technological change. Technological change is found to have a negative correlation with efficiency change. Secondary regression performed in this study identifies the relationship between productivity growth measures and several key policy variables, such as effective protection rate, market concentration, and so forth. The productivity estimates are compared with those of the conventional Törnqvist productivity index.

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Manufacturing

10.1111/1467-9361.00041

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Demand forecasting for multigenerational products combining discrete choice and dynamics of diffusion under technological trajectories

Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2003)

Wonjoon Kim Jeong‐Dong Lee Tai‐Yoo Kim

Discrete choice

Endogeneity