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v < 4-23> 163 < 4-24> 165 < 5-1> 21 181 < 5-2> 3 200 < 5-3> 202 < 5-4> 204 < 5-5> 214 < 5-6> 219 < 5-7> R&D 219 < 5-8> 229 < 5-9> R&D 230 < 5-10> R&D 230 < 2-1> 12 < 5-1> 5 224 < 6-1> 247

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10 2 1 (Pol i cy Rat i ona l e ) 1997 5 Vienna OECD OECD 3,, 2.,,.,.,,.,. (System s Approach, OECD STI Dr. Thom as Andersson).,.

2 11,, (coherence).., - (comp etition) (a process), (a uniqu e equilibrium) (an end state),.,,,. spillover (m arket failure) increm entality -., -, (costs and p ayoffs).

12 < 2-1> - (R.G.Lipsey) Maximizing behaviour Unique equilibrium Technology is kept behind the scenes Technological change seen only by its results No explicit economic structure - Non - maximization No unique equilibrium Technology is made explicit Technology change is m ade explicit Structure is m ade explicit < 2-1> INPUTS neo- classical PRODUCTION FUNCTION PERFORMANCE structural TECHNOLOGY INPUTS FACILITATING STRUCTURE PERFORMANCE POLICY STRUCTURE POLICY OECD (Technology, Productivity and Job Creation, 1997),, rationale.,.

2 13,, Morris Teubal OECD STI Review 22. N elson (1994) (appreciative theory) 2) 3). Teubal (enterprise restructuring) 4), -. Teubal (dynam ic fram ew ork), 1980 5),, - -., (restructuring) (collective institutions and organizations), 2). 3),, (Freeman and Perez, 1988), (new patterns of cooperation) (Galli and Teubal, 1997 ). 4) (enterprise restructuring) (innovation and diffu - sion),. 5)., (institutional framework),,.

14,. Teubal, (enterprise restructuring). (restructuring)., Teubal (enterprise restructuring),. (dem and - driven). Teubal (enterprise restructuring) ( ), (,, ), (,,,, ) 6). Teubal,. 6) STI Review No.22, Teubal(1997)

2 15 (embedd edness),. Teubal. (p ath depend ency) 7) (initial p olicies).,,., (, ).... (dem and - driven) (dem and - creating). (innovation routine),.,, 7).,.

16,,. < 2-2> Teubal(1997) - (horizontal) - (collective organizations : ) (targeted) Lipsey Calraw(1997) -,, (R&D ) (framework policy) - ( ) (focused policy) - customized policy (blanket policy) * (framework policy) Teubal (horizontal policy), (focused policy) blanket policy Teubal (targeted policy) Metcalfe(1996) - (Teubal ) - (innovation possibility frontier) (Teubal ),,.,., (embedd edness).,,, ( ),

2 17 (m arket forces). Teubal -. Teubal, (facilitating structure).,, N elson (1987). N elson,, ( ).,, R&D,.,,,,. ( ),

18,, Teubal. Teubal,. (,,, ),.... Teubal. ( : ).,,,,..,.

2 19.,., (additionality),.,., (m arket force). Teubal.,,...,,,.

20, R&D,,. R&D ( ),.,,,. Teubal.,.,,,. Teubal (,, ). (,,, )

2 21,. 2,., WTO. 8) 1. 1890 Sherm an, 1914 Clayton, 1936 Robinson - Patm an, 1950 Celler- Kefauer, Hart Scott- Robido,,,,.,., (F. Adam s ), 8) ( )

22 (Pinder Trilateral Comm ission Rep ort ),,.,,,,,,. 2.. 1970,,,. 1966,, 1977,. 1979,.

2 23 3.,,,,., 1949, (,,, ) (,,, ).,,, 1970,. 1960-70 1980,,. 4..

24,,. 2 1970, 1980, 21 (self- sufficiency). 9),,, OECD ( ). :,,,. :,,. :,,,,, 9) OECD 1991 ( ).

2 25. :,,. 1980, 80 10) 1990 11) (,, ) 12).,,,.,,.,,, 10) Technology Innovation Act(1980), Economy Recovery Tax Act(1981), Stevenson Wydler Act(1981), Bayh- Dole Act(1981), National Cooperative Research Act, Technology Transfer Act of 1986, Small Business Innovation Research Act(1987), Technology Competitiveness Act(1988) 11) ( ) No.28.. 12) 2000, 90,,.,, (, ).

26,.,.

3 27 3 1 1960. 1960 30,,. 60, 70, 80.,,,., 1980. (catch - up) 1980,

28. 1990. 30.,,.,,,,,,.,,. 21,. 21.

3 29 2 1. 1960... : 1963, 5. :,,. :,,,,,,. : (1967), (1967), (1967), (1969), (1970), (1970), (1971). :,,,,,

30..,, 1 5 6.,. 1 5,. *. - - -,, - 1 5 1966 GNP 0.5% (1962 0.25%),,,, 1967.

3 31-1961 7,, KIST, 5 60, (1967). 1961 1 40%, 2 15%,,,,,. -.. - 1960 1962 (1966 ). -,. * 1960 1967,. * 5 1963., 1960

32. - 1961 1962,. - 1 2, 1967 1986 20. - 1965,. - 1967,,. - 1967,,, 1968. KIST 1960. 1961,,, KS 1963. 1960. 60 1969

3 33. 60. -,. -,,,. 60. 2. 1970. 1960 70,,. 70,. 70,

34. 1973, 3, 4 5. - 1981 100, 1 1,000,,,, 6,. :. :. :,. :,,,... - 1970,,,,. -,,,,

3 35. - 1973,,,,, 6,. -, 1973,,,. -,,,,.. - (,, ). -. -. 1970

36. -,. 1970,,,. - 1974. - 1976. - 1970. -, 1973. - 1976. - ( ) 1977. -, 1972,

3 37,. - 1973,,. 1970. - 1970 KIST. * (1975),,,,,,, (1976),,, (1977) -. -. -. - 1970,

38 1970. 1970. 70, 80. - 1972, 1975. - 1970 KIST. - 1976. - 1976.,, 1977. -,,. 70,.

3 39-78, 79. - KIST. -,. 70. - 1970,,,,,,,,. - (1973) (1977). - 1973 1970. - 1974,,,. - 70. * (1970), (1970),,, 148 (1970), 3 (1971), (1975), (1976), (1976),

40, 13 (1977), 57 (1977),,, 6 36 (1978) -,,,,. - (, ).. - 1972,. -,,. - 1974 KIST ( ). - 1976, 1978. - 70,

3 41. - 1970 1977,,. -. -. -,.,, 1970. 1970,. 2. 1980..

42,. 3. 1980., 60-70.,,,.,. : 2 70,. -,. : 1983 1980. -,,

3 43,. - 1986 7,,. : 1980. -,,,. - :,. - :, 1988. -,, : 1983, 1984, 1985,, 1987 5. : 70

44. - 80,. -,,. -.,,.,,, 5.,, ( 90.).. 1979 2,, 80. 80

3 45. -,. 80,. -. * 80,,,,,, ESPRIT, RACE, BRITE, BRIDGE. -,. *,,,. -,.

46 1980,. -,. - 1982,. - 1985 2000 2000 10. * 2001 GNP 3.1% 1987 5%. 1980. - 1980 11 5 16 9,. - 1980 1980. - (technology pu sh),, (dem and pull)..

3 47 -,,,. - 80, 1987,. 1980. - 1982,. * 1980,,,,. - 13 1987. *,,. - 1980

48. *, 1986,,, 1990. -,, 1986 5,. 1980,. 1980. -,. * 1980 32:68 1990 72:26 1980,. - 1981 53 1982,,,. * 88 500, 91. 4 1,000. - 1980,,

3 49. * 1977, 1982, 1986 1990 54, 1,181,,. 1980,. *,,. - 1980 1982. * (1980 ), (1980 ), (1980 ), (1983 ), (1984 ). -,,. - 1982.

50 -,,,,. - (FA), (OA), (ISE). - 1989,,. - 1980 1987 7,,,, 1986,. *,. - 1988 9,,,,,,,. - 24 14. -,

3 51,,. 1980. -. *,,,,,,,,,. -,,. *,,,,,. * ( ), ( ),. -. * 1982, 1983,, 1984. -. * 1981

52 5. 1980,. -,, 1990. -,,,. - 1980 1980, 1987,. * 1980, 1992,, EU 1990. 1980 80,. 90.,,.

3 53,,.. 70,, 3,,,,. -,. 4. 1990. 1990., UR 1995 1 WTO.,,

54 OECD.. 1990 30,,.,.,. 7 5 5,,,.,,,.

3 55,.,,.,. IMF 21.,,.. IMF. -,,,.. 1990

56,. -. * 1990 80%,,. -,,. * 1997 5,, (2000-2005),,,. -,. *,, (, TIC, TBI), ERC, SRC, RRC,.

3 57 -,. * 1990,,. 1990. - 1991, 1990, 1995. - 1994 12,,,,. *, ( ). -,,,,,,. -

58,. 1990. -,. * 1980 1990,,,. - 90,. *,, 1990. *,. -

3 59,,. - 2000 1991-1992 11,,, 6,. * 1990,,,,,. * 21 21. - 1987 1990. * 1990,,,,. * 1994 1995,,.

60 * 1990. *,, 5, 1 5, 2 5. * 1999 21,. - 1991 1992,,. *, 5,, 1995-1996,,,. * 993,

3 61 (ERC, SRC) 1990, RRC. * 1996. * 1990, 1997, 5,,. - 1993 ( ). * 21 5. -,,, 1990., 1990. -,. - 1990

62 1991,. *,. -, (project- based system) 1996. *,,,. -,, ( ). 1990. - 1990 IMF,.

3 63 -,,,,,, 1990. - 1990, WTO,,. - (,,.) 80 90. *,,,. *,,,,, (, ),,,. * 5 ( 91-95) 1990 10,,, 1995 1 5. * 1994, WTO,,,.

64 - WTO. *, 1995, 9 3 (,,,,,.). *,,,,,, 1990. * 5 98,,, ( ),,,,. -,. *,,,

3 65,. *, 21,. * ( ), ( ). *, 1990 ( ),,. * 1990,,. *, 1990 1988, 1993,. * 1991,. *

66,,, 89, ( 99 2 ). * 1 2, 1 2, 1990. * 1990 ( ),,. * 1990,, 1990. - 1990. * 1994 1995. *,,,,,,,. * 1990, TBI,,.

3 67 * 1999 2 5,,. * 1994. * 1996 RRC,,. * 1993,, 1990 ( ). * 1993,,,,. *

68,,. 1990. - 1994, 1994. - 1997. - ( 98.4), ( 98.9), ( 99.1), ( 99.1). - ( 99.1.), ( 99.3), ( 99.3). -,. *,,. * 1999. 1990

3 69, 21. WTO,,.. 1990.,,,,. 1990 21. 3,,,,

70., 4. 4. 1.. 1) 5 (2000 2004) - - - 15 5, 100 -,

3 71, spin - off - 5 -,, 2010 ( 98.7) 103, 99-5 ( ), 2000 * 99 2,085 2000 2,800 -

72,, - 99 20 2,000 220 ( 99 60 ), ( 99 95 ), ( 99 50, ), ( 99 84.3 ), ( 99 66 ) - 15 8 -,,, 2) 10 (1997-2006) -,,, 10 / - 2006 2% 10% - - (SOx, N Ox, CO 2, ) -, CO 2 2000 TC 10% 3),

3 73 -, - DB. 1) 5 (2000 2004) 5 100,,,, - 11, (TP, TIC ),,,,,,, (,, ),, - 15, - - (3, 5, 7 ) - 2) - (,, )

74 -,,, (TIC) - * TIC : ( ) (, ), ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ) - 99 14 20 TIC ( 99.9.13) (TBI) -, - ( 99.9.28) 300 6 -, 3) - :, 2 -,,

3 75 4),,,,,. 1) (e- com m erce) ) (99.2 ) - (99.7.1 ), ( : ), -, ) (10 ) (2000 ) * 98 198 ( 99.8) -, ) 80% (B2B) - 7

76, * 99 39 ( ) ( 2, 1 : 99.6) ) KOTRA, * KOBO (KOTRA), EC21( ) - WTO, OECD, APEC - * (AFACT) ( 99.9) * ( 99.7) ) DB -,,,, 20 DB ( 99 : 48.4 ) - DB, DB(11 ) 2) ) ( 99.2) - ( 99.7),, - ( 99 ) - ( )

3 77, 5 ) - KS( ),, (self- declaration) KS ) (ISO/ IEC) (MRA) - : (1 99.7, 2 99.10) - EU : 2000 - : (1 99.12, 2 2000 ) ISO/ IEC (TC/ SC) (Secretariat) * ISO/ IEC 977 : 161, 171, 42, 1 3) ) ISO -,, ( 99.9) - 6- sigm a - ( ) - ISO

78 - ISO - ISO (MLA) ( 99.9) ) ( 99.9) 4) ) - ( 98.12) - 99 50 (10 ), - ( 98 65 99 106 ) ( 99 200 ) (2,000 5,500 ) ) - 99 (125 ) (2000 ), - 99 D/ B,,, 90

3 79-99 14 ( 98 32 ) ( 99.11) ( 99.11). 1) (2000.4) - - 2) -, -, - -,, 3)

80 -, - -,, 4), 3 (,, ) - 5),, ( 99 2,260 ), ( 99 607 )

3 81. 1),,, -, 6 2) (CBC) -,,,,,,,,, Korea- US Biznet 10 2000 2, 3) EU,,, EU - EU, EU, EU

82 4) (,,, ) - ASEAN ASEAN 98 -,, 5),,,,, 6,, 6) - 99 60 2000 70 -. 1),,

3 83 4 * 99 14 ( ),. * (agency) 13, 21. 2), - IPC( ) -,, - 2000 2000 3) -,,,,, shuttle * SRC(20 ), ERC(28 ), RRC(27, 10 ), TIC(6, 14 ), (6 ), BK21,,,, ( 5.)

84,, 4),,,,,,,, - (,, ) 2.. 1) ( 97 ) - 99 845 ( 53 ) 2000 1,000 ( 60 ) 75% 1 3 ( 99 2,593 2,327 ) 2) -

3 85 : 7 (25% ) (,.) : (50%) + (25%) + (25%) - 144 4 114 50 ( 14%) 99 106 ( 123 ) 2000 150 ( 140 ) - ( ) - - (,,,, ) - 50 ( 30 ), 2,000 1,000 3) - 2000 245 80%

86 4) 50% 1,050 300. -,, 5) 100PPM 100PPM (20 : 3 ) 100PPM (50% ), (80% ),, ( ). 1), / (80%, 10 ) - 2000 85 8

3 87 2) ( ), - : 6,000 ( 2,000, 4,000 ) - * ( 1 ) : 1,000, 500 ( ), (SSgA 1, Vertex 1, 2 ) - - : (30-40%)+ (60-70%) 3) 7 (, ) - 2000 700 ( 285 ) 4),

88 100 5) - -, - - * 2000 100,,,,,. 1) (2000, 6,700 )

3 89 (2000 300 ) ( ) *, 1,500 90% 2) (CE, UL ) (TBT) - 116, 2000 1,200 3), - 2000 2,700 - - 4),,,

90 98.7-2000 1 582 ( 139,680 ) 10 3.. 1) - (181 ) 1 99 (63 ) 2000 16 200 - -,,, 2) PM ( ) -, 15 PM ( ) (2000 20 ). - (Best Practices) - (183 288 ) : 50, 30, 20

3 91 : 10-30%,, 3) -,. *,, 200 - IP - Mart,,, -,, - 4),,. 1) 2 3 ( 99-2001) 1 7 ( 92-98)

92 2,, KIPON ET WIPON ET 2) 3) DB - (KIPRIS) -,

3 93 4) WIPO 2000 CD - ROM. 1) PCT,, PCT( ) 13) 2) (24 ), 14). 1) 99.1.1. 13) PCT PCT (WIPO). 14) 58,.

94. 2), -,, - 2002 2010, 4. :. 5 97 21 5 - (2000-2025) (2000-2010) 5

3 95 (, ) 11. 1) 21 92 2001-21 10, - 2000-2009(10 ) 20 1 5,000 (2000 500 ) 2) 21 (core technology), - 2001 2002 99 140 ( 27, 63, 50) ( 99 : 392.3 ) 2000 150 (2000 : 750 ) 3)

96-4) -, 12 99 1,124 2000 1,268 5),,,,, ( / ) : 99 185 2000 218-6) - 2000,,,,

3 97 7) - 99 45 2000 109. ( ) - 2000 1,224,,. KAIST -, -,., (,, ) 2002 1-2000 1224 -

98,, * 93.3-98 1,821 6,118 (1,538 4,927, 81% ) * 98 : MOST1, 310 ( 150 ), 98 MOST2, 430 ( 150 ), 99. 1) RRC - (RRC) (37 ) ( 5 ) 2) ERC, - ERC :, - (SRC ERC) (48 50 ) * 99 10 61 (SRC 26, ERC 35 ) 90 13 99 2 * 2000 91 17 19

3 99 3) ( ), - 2000 1,000 ( ) - 2000 400 ( ) - 2 ( 99 8 ) 4) ( ) - : 99 20 2000 22 (KAIST) - : 99 85 2000 100 (,, ) : 70, 40 : 70 ( ), 60 5) 6),

100,,, 5. :. 1) 5 (2000-2004),,, S/ W, 6 300 2004 1,000 2 2004 80% * 98 ( 6,668, 2,303, 4,365 ), (1,010 ), (260 ), (430 ) 8,368 98 3,020, 4,365, 983 2,303, 4,365, 1,739, 4,929 (,,, ) (,,, ),

3 101-5 3 6,457 ( 1 1,947, 2 4,510 ), 4,985 4 1,440 -, 2,000 2,004 5 7,740 2) CDMA,,, - -, 3) IMT- 2000,, ATM,,, ETRI 4) -, 5),,

102,. 1),,,,, S/ W, 2) S/ W (5 ) -,, ( 96-98 25 ) -, 3) -,,,,,

3 103. S/ W 1) S/ W -, - ETRI - S/ W -, S/ W - S/ W 2) S/ W S/ W - S/ W S/ W ( 98 7 99 10 ),, S/ W S/ W 6, 62 99 1 57

104 - S/ W, S/ W, 98 4 99 2 - S/ W,,,,, - - -,, - (IT) - Am Bex 200 (IT) S/ W - S/ W S/ W

3 105. 1) - 3 99 2003 500 -, ASIC,,,, -,,, ASIC (RF) 100 2) -, - -

106 - ASIC ASIC ASIC 3, 3) - 1 ( 98 9, 100, 45, 55 ) 2 (100 ) - ( IT ) - 6. :. 1)

3 107 - /,, /, /, 12 - (spin - off) (spin - on) -, 2,800 1,500 99-03 KS 2) (13% ),, - 3) - ( 99 1 )

108-99 : 34, 355 (25% 88 ) 1980-1998 : 1,100, 3,000 -,, 4),, 5),,,, 6) CALS CALS,. 1)

3 109 - -, - -,, - - -, - BK 21 2) - -,,

110 -,,,, - (13 ) - -,, (, ) - -,. 1) ( 99 472 ) - - ( ), ( ), ( ) - (

3 111 ) ( ) -, -,,, 2) 14-20- 30% 3) ( ) (,,,,,, ) ( 99 515 ) 4) ( ),,,,, ( 99 154 ).,

112 -,,, - ( 99 22 ) - ( ) ( 99 15 ) - : 54 : 50 : 2 - ( 99 17 ) -. 1) G - 7 2000 -,,, 4

3 113,,,, 3,,, - 99 2, 2000 5, 1 3 ( ), 2) - (3 5 ) 2, 10,,, ( ),. 1) 32, - : 269 - : 48

114 -,, -, -, 2), - - 20% 3) ( 98 19% 99 50% ) ( 10% ),. 1) ( 99.2) -,,

3 115 2) - 2010 1 5,100, ( 99 493 ) 99 99, 2001 G7 - ( 99 17 ) - (2010 Project) ( 99 19 ) 3), -,,,,, - 4) ( )

116. 1) 2 (1998-2002) 20,,,,, CALS,,,, 2) - (50-100%) - 99 : 50, 5 25 -,, CALS - CALS,,, CALS,, -

3 117 -,,, *, (5-10 ),, 3). 1) ( 98-2002) 2) 7,,,,,,,,, 7 - ( 97-2001), ( 99.3),,, ( 99.6),

118 5,000 ( 99-2003, 99 500 ) - - ( 99-2003),, - ( 97-2000), ( 97-2000), ( 99-2002),,

4 119 4 1 99 ( 5 ) OECD Frascati 98 12.7% 3 688 (2 ) 3.7%. (, ),. - ( ),, ( 1 1 ). -,,. 1 1 66.0% 2 246.

120 3. < 4-1> 1 2 3 ( ) ( : ) ( ),,,, (interme- diary function) ** 1,060,409 319,699 (1,380,108) 34.6 10.4 (45.0) * ( ). ** R&D 3,068,809 %. 644,507 (2,024,615) 21.0 (66.0),, 1 23.6%, 1 2 34.0%, 3 43.9%. -,, 52.4: 15.8: 31.8.

4 121 < 4-2> ( ) ( : ) 1 2 3 287,650 107,795 18,097 336,165 340,850 297,870 116,004 30,164 95,900 500 125 43,498 2,240 2,583 7,500 10,820 41,030 481 58,015 17,910 209,418 1,060,409 319,699 644,507 * :,,. * :,,, 99 238 3 688.. -,. * ), /,,. - ( ),. * ),,

122. - ( ), ( ). * ),,,,. 2,,,,,,.,,...,.,.,,,.,,,,,.

4 123 1. < 4-3> 3 4, 9 10 11 109 113 282 28 6, 119, 120, 121 16 1 12 18 19 26 27 11 17 13 (stock-option) 15 9 25 73 12. 1),,

124, 3-2003 3%( 5%) (, ) 2) ( ) - 2003 4 50% 5% ( 15%, 10%) 3) - 2003 5% 4) - 2003,,

4 125 5) 2003,, 6) - 80%. 1) - 2003 2 75% 5 50% 2) - 4 10%, 5 40%, 6 70% 7 3) ( ) -, 50%

126 4) - 5 5) - 3-6 10%, 7-11 20%, 12 30% 6) 1999 10% 7) 1998 8 25 1999 5% (2000 6 30 ) 8) ( ) - 5% 9) - 50%, 50%

4 127 10),, 11) (stock - option) (stock - option) 12) - 7 100%, 3 50%,,,, 5 100%, 3 50%,,, 13) ( ) - 5. 1) ( )

128-2000, 2) 2.. - 21 -, -, < 4-4> 99 ( ) 83,700 74,300 6,000 9,500 10,000 5,000 8,430 2,000 6,600 2,970 208,500

4 129 - ( ) -, - 40%, 60% ( 7 75% ). - - 15 8 - - - 4 < 4-5> 99 ( ) 27,460 1,300 1,000 240-30,000 -

130 ( ) - : ( 1/ 2, 3/ 4 ), 40% - :, 100% ( 100%, 75% ). - 2001-2000 :,,, :,, < 4-6> 99 ( ) 9,390 14,600 10,700 4,800 4,000 4,060 800 800 49,150

4 131 - (G7 ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ). -,, - - - - - - < 4-7> 99 ( ) 40,000 23,788 63,788 - ( ) - :,,,

132-3- 5 (75%) :,,, DB : (, ),. - - - - - :, - : 2 (,,,, 8 ) - :,, CO 2 - : < 4-8> 99 ( ) ( / ) 17,375 8,593 4,628 7,090 2,459 40,145

4 133 -. -, - 75% 1 ( 30% ) - : (,, ) - < 4-9> 99 ( ) 44,700 300 45,000 - -. - 2000

134 - : (,,, ) - : 2001 7 - :, - : - :, < 4-10> 99 ( ) 165,000 97,070 35,800 29,200 20,079 347,149 -

4 135.,,, < 4-11>,,,, SW '99 ( ) 30,000 - - 37,600 - -, - 52,900 - - - - 5,429 5,000 -,,, 4 -,, 3 16,500 - - 3.. -

136 - :, - :,,,,, :,,,,,, ( ) - : 8.25%, 8 (3 ), 80%, 30 < 4-12> 99 ( ) 226,000 60,700 286,700 - : - :, 8 :. -

4 137 - ( 7.5%, 3 5 ) :, EM, N T, GR :,,,, - ( 8%, 2 3 ), - < 4-13> 99 ( ) 50,000 11,000 10,000 71,000. - - :

138 ( : (Korea Venture Fund)) : - 7 (, ) ( 7.5%, 2 5 ) < 4-14> 99 ( ) 50,000 786,000 836,000 -. -,, -,,

4 139 ( 7.5%, 3 8, 1 3 ) - ( ) ( ) ( 7.5 9.0%, 1 3 ) -,, ( 7.5%, 5 10, 3 8, 1 3 ) - ( 7.5%, 3 8 ) < 4-15> 99 ( ) 570,000 716,000 214,799 49,376 1,550,175 -

140. - -,,,, ( 7.5%, 3 8, 1 3 ) - ( 7.5%, 5 10, 4 2 ) < 4-16> 99 ( ) 385,394 50,000 435,394 -. -

4 141 ( ) - :,, - : (KT ) - :, - : - : : 159,949 ( 99 ) - ( )(KTB) ( ) - 6%, 6.5 7.0% - 3 7. -,, - - :

142 - - - SW - - Y2K - < 4-17> 99 ( ) SW Y2K 45,000 285,000 145,000 24,000 5,000 100,000 20,000 11,000 635,000 - ( ) - 6.5%, 2 5

4 143. < 4-18> (KTB)( ),, 99 ( ) - : 80,000 - : 660,000,,, - : 10,000 ( ),, 500,000 ( ),, 150,000 ( ),, 30,000 1,200,000,, (Seed Company), 400,000,,,, 4.. -, -,,

144 - (TIC) TIC - (TBI), < 4-19> 99 ( ) (TIC) (TBI) 15,000 19,000 20,000 54,000 - ( ) - : 6 (,,,,, ). - (TIC) : 6 TIC(,,,,, ) - (TBI):, 40 (98 46 ) * TBI,

4 145. -, m atching fund - ( ) - ( ) Techno- Doctor < 4-20> 99 ( ) 12,995 20 13,015 -, ( ) - 50%, 25%, - ( ), 5

146. (SRC/ ERC) - - (SRC) : - (ERC) :, : 43,700 (' 99 ) - ( ) - 61 (SRC : 26, ERC : 35 ) - 9,,,,. (RRC) -, - - -

4 147 : 16,000 (' 99 ) - ( ) - 1 3 37-9,,,,, 5.. - DB - - - - - - :, (KIN ITI- IR ), - : 11 (KIN ITI- N ET). -, ( )

148 ( KREON Et ) - 15. ET LARS,,, DB. (T echno- Net ) ( ) (,,, ), (,, ). TECH TIMES( ) :,,,, 6.., 7 3,000. 5

4 149. ( ) - 5%( 15%), 90% - 2 2 1.,,. - Pool -. (R&D Manpower Bank) ( ) ( ). 5 (ICU) (AIIT)

150 7.. 1) - KS,, KS, 2) (MRA), APEC (A3CA) 3), ISO,, - 100PPM 4),

4 151 (Pilot Plant),, 5) - (KS9000/ ISO9000/ QS9000) (ISO14000) - - (IECQ) - (IECEE/ CB ) (K )

152. 15) 1) < 4-21> KT, NT/ EM,, IT,, GD,, GR,,, 15)

4 153 2) 16) < 4-22> SW SW KAIST 2 6 2 2 2 3 91 94 96 97 94 40 33 7 25 1 SW,,,, 2 2 2 1 1. 1) - - PM ( ) - 16) TBI,.

154 2) (KIPON ET) -, - DB, - 3),, 4) PCT PCT( ). 1) -, 3 ( 80% ) ( ) ( ) 2),, 100PPM ( 80% ) 3)

4 155. (,, ) 1),,, 2), (IR52, KT ),, TECHNET 3) ( ) IR52,,,,,, DB, IP 3 1..,,,,,,.

156..,,,.,,.,..,. (keyw ord)..,,,,,

4 157 m ixing, m ixing.,,,,,,,. 2. ( ),,,.. 1) ),,,,. :, :, :, :, )

158,,.,. *, 6, *,,,,, 6 99 14 6, *,,,,, 6 ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ), ( ).,,,., 1999, one- roof service.. *

4 159, (HTC), RRC, ERC. 1999 8 *,, *. ( ) (RRC) 37 ERC S/ W,, S/ W,,,,,. S/ W.,, ( ) S/ W, S/ W,

160 S/ W. BK21.. * 99 2, 2000 5,..,,,,

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SUMMARY 255 SUM M ARY [TITLE] Study on the Trend of N ational Industrial Technology Policy and Technology Developm ent Supporting System [Major Pa rticipa nts] Project Leader : Park, Dong Kyu (ITEP) Particip ants : Jeon, H an Su / Lee, H o/ Seok, You n g Chu l/ Kim, Yoon Kyung/ Bae, Do Yong(ITEP) [ABSTRACT] The purp ose of this project is to better understand the imp ortance of indu strial technology by investigating and analysing the innovation sup p ort m ech anism, the n ation al in du strial techn ology p olicies, and the current statu s of indu strial technology supporting program s, and to stimulate the form ation of contingent policies and advanced strategic program s for the prom otion of industrial technology- driven national com p etitiveness. This stu dy is divided into three parts. The first p art(chapters 1&2) covers the conceptu al fram ew ork and the em pirical evidence of industrial technology policy and governm ent' s role. The second p art(ch apters 3&4) illu m inates th e history of in du strial techn ology p olicies and the current statu s of indu strial technology supporting program s. The third p art(chapters 5&6) analyses the global environ - m ent of technology com p etition and presents the future p olicy p ersp ectives w ith conclu ding rem arks. Its findings m ake recom m end ation to the governm ent to undertake the role change in know ledge- based econom y, and to prim arily build the technology infrastructure to link up w ith and m axim ize the technological cap abilities throu gh the fine op eration of the virtu ou s circle of innovation.

256 CONT E NT S Chapter 1. Conceptual Approaches 5 Section 1. D efining in du strial technology (IT) 5 Section 2. Concept and scope of industrial technology policy(itp) 7 Section 3. Imp ortance of ITP 7 Cha pte r 2. Gove rnme nt's Ro le in Ind ustria l Te chnology 10 Section 1. Rationale of governm ent' s involvem ent 10 Section 2. Typ es of governm ent' s role 21 Cha pte r 3. Historica l Illumination of Nationa l ITP 27 Section 1. Overview 27 Section 2. Econom ic d evelopm ent and ITP 29 Section 3. Recent trend s of ITP 69 Chapter 4. Curre nt Status of IT Supporting Programs 119 Section 1. Structure of national R&D exp enditure 119 Section 2. Current statu s of IT supp orting program s 122 Section 3. Confronting problem s and em pirical analysis 155 Cha pte r 5. Is s ue s & Future Pe rs pectives of IPT towa rds 2 1st ce ntury 180 Section 1. Global environm ent of technology comp etition 180 Section 2. Kn ow led ge-based econ om y an d ITP 195 Section 3. Industrial structure and technological competences 213 Section 4. Goals and principles of future ITP 222 Section 5. Advancem ent of IT supp orting program s 224 Cha pte r 6. Conclus ion 246 Refe re nce s 250 Appe ndix 253

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