Korea International Economic Policy Institute

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The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) was founded in the year 1990. It is affiliated to the South Korean government. It belongs to the Top 25 International Economic Policy think tanks in the ranking compiled by the University of Pennsylvania's International Relations Program.

Major research topics:

Global Financial Crisis and Post-crisis International Financial Architecture
Analysis of Changing Patterns of International Comparative Advantage and Its Policy Implications
China's Response to Current Global Economic Crisis
Economic Development Assistance to North Korea and Policy Responses of the International Community
Factors Causing Exchange Rate Volatility in Korea and Appropriate Policy Directions
Analysis of APEC Achievements and their Implications for Post-Bogor Vision for the Asia-Pacific Economic Community
The Domestic Effects of Korean MNE Activity Abroad: Impacts on Productivity, Employment and Trade.
Korea's Rules of Origin for the East Asia FTA
Linkage Strategies for Korean ETS in the Post-Kyoto Regime
The Analysis of the Final Outcome of the DDA and Policy Implications for the Korean Economy
A Study on China's Business Cycle and Policy Choice
The Analysis of Environmental Cooperation Strategy of Japan and EU
Korea's Trade Policy towards South Asia after the Korea-India CEPA
Alternative Growth Strategies of Aging Economies and Policy Implications for Korea.
Study on Mid- & Long-term Prospects of Economic Cooperation between Korea and the Russian Far East
Enhancing Environment Cooperation between South Korea and Africa
Analysis of Latin America's Social Overhead Capital (SOC) Market and Plans for Expanding Korean Participation
Non-Tariff Barriers in Southeast Asia
Korea's Strategy toward Multilateral Aid
Characteristics of Intra-regional investment between Korea, China, and Japan, and Future Policy Directions

International cooperation activities:
Co-sponsorship of the Asian Economic Panel with EI at Columbia University
Trilateral Joint Research on Economic Cooperation between China, Japan and Korea
Korea-China Official Joint Research on the Issues and Prospects of Bilateral Trade and Economic Cooperation
CRES Visiting Fellows Program

Contact:
Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
246 Yangjaedaero Seocho-gu Seoul
Korea.
TEL : 82-2-3460-1114

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