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김은경 (경기개발연구원) 김정태 (경기개발연구원) 좌승희 (경기개발연구원)
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경기연구원 경기연구원 기본연구 기본연구 2007-19
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2007.11
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3 - 8 (116page)

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This report analyzes the economic effects of the regulatory reform for the capital region by region and by industry so as to derive a reference for and to suggest a remedy for the current regulatory measures on the capital region. We adopt a methodology estimating the total factor productivities from the trans-log production function using the firm level data. For a proxy of regulatory constraints, two variables are constructed: total plottage of all companies in the entire capital region (Model 1) and total plottage of major large companies in Gyeonggi-do and Inchon (Model 2). The coverage and the unit of study by region are the national economy, the non-capital region, the six geographic provinces and the 15 administrative locals. The models use the OLS and the robust standard errors clustered by industry. The data are from the Mining and Manufacturing Survey for the period 1992~2003.
The results are as follows. First, the regulatory constraint for the metropolitan area does not exhibit a single effect on the non-capital region on the aggregated level, implying that the current uniform policy measures, which divide the regions into capital and non-capital, are not effective. Second, the relaxation of the capital region regulations does not hamper the growth of the non-capital regions, but contributes to the productivity growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the non-capital regions and the productivity growth of the capital region. Third, the relaxation of regulatory constraints for Gyeonggi-do and Inchon does not have negative influences on the growth and development of SMEs in the non-capital regions. Forth, the current metropolitan regulation does not contribute to the local development of the non-capital areas and does not take into considerations the industrial characteristics and differentiation of each province and local area. For the effective implementation of the targeted development of the entire economy as well as of the non-capital regions, the regulatory measures, if unavoidable, should reflect the regional networks by industry. Fifth, geographical regulations without reference to industrial differentiation would incur the inefficiency and impede the industrial development.
The capital region regulations should be immediately eliminated for the sake of the national competitiveness. These regulations are 'however' supported by public sympathy and political consensus. The political dimension of the current regulatory process puts the limits in implementing the first best option above. The remedies to partially improve the regulatory measures in the current framework are as follows. First of all, the central government needs to operate selective regulations considering industrial and regional characteristics of the local areas instead of pursuing a measure uniformly applied to all local areas. Second, the current framework, designed to develop the non-capital regions by suppressing the growth of the metropolitan region, is not effective. More effective are institutional measures to stimulate the economic motives of the non-capital region, thereby, to attract more companies. In doing so, the rights regarding the establishment and the expansion of plants should be entrusted to local governments so that they can build up and develop the industrial structure reflecting the local economy. Third, the wrong-directed perception should be corrected that the capital and the non-capital areas are in rivalry to gain the limited economic resources. The actual competition in this globalized world takes place for among the competitive economic areas around the globe. Finally, there is a need to establish the municipality-led decision making medium in which each stake-holder including local government, firms and experts can take part and the central government plays a role of a coordinator and advisor.

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제1장 연구의 개요
제2장 수도권 규제정책의 현황과 특징
제3장 수도권 규제의 경제적 파급효과 분석
제4장 수도권 규제개혁 방향
제5장 결론 및 정책제언
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