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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
논문 기본 정보
- 자료유형
- 연구보고서
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2012.12
- 수록면
- 1 - 162 (162page)
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Background of Research
Since the beginning of the 2000s, the livestock industry has faced the need for paradigm shift from the existing quantitative growth to a sustainable qualitative growth, reflecting the changes in the domestic and international circumstances that include the market liberation by FTA, the rise in international grain prices, the outbreak of diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, the tightening of regulations on the livestock industry, and the increasing demand for safe livestock products. For sustainable qualitative growth of the livestock industry, it is essential to support the upstream livestock industries such as feed industry, animal drug industry, livestock equipment industry, and quarantine and pest control. Therefore, in this study, the current conditions, challenges, policies and the correlations of upstream livestock industries are analyzed focusing on animal feed, animal drugs and livestock equipment based on the plans to promote the development of upstream livestock industries.
Method of Research
In order to identify the economic impacts of the livestock sector on the national economy in general and the structural changes in the livestock industry and its related industries, an input-output analysis was conducted using the Ritz-Spaulding model with the past 20 years’ input-output tables.
Research Results and Implications
Meat and processed meat products, dairy products, animal feed, and agricultural machinery have showed high growth rates over the past 20 years. However those are low in comparison to the total industrial growth rate of the nation. Also, it is shown that the added-value ratios are lower than those of other industries. However, it appears that the livestock industry and its related industries have more effect on inducing production and employment in comparison to other industries, making a significant contribution to the national economy. They also have high linkage effect, implying that their development has positive effect on the growth of the entire economy.
It is expected that upstream livestock industries will contribute to the growth of the livestock industry and that of the national economy in general as a new growth engine that will drive out the livestock sector from current stagnation. In particular, upstream livestock industries are evaluated as being capable of sustaining growth with the expansion of domestic market and export market. Therefore, the substantiality of upstream livestock industries, including feed industry, animal drugs industry, livestock equipment and livestock construction industry, and quarantine and pest control industry, should be ensured, so that they can drive the qualitative growth of the livestock industry.
In order for upstream livestock industries to drive the qualitative growth of the livestock sector, the following are required. First of all, the current small-scale businesses should convert into competitive scaled-up businesses through industrial restructuring. Secondly, the investment in research and development needs to be expanded so as to improve the added values of the livestock industry and its upstream industries. Lastly, it is necessary to actively advance into the overseas market.
Since the beginning of the 2000s, the livestock industry has faced the need for paradigm shift from the existing quantitative growth to a sustainable qualitative growth, reflecting the changes in the domestic and international circumstances that include the market liberation by FTA, the rise in international grain prices, the outbreak of diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease, the tightening of regulations on the livestock industry, and the increasing demand for safe livestock products. For sustainable qualitative growth of the livestock industry, it is essential to support the upstream livestock industries such as feed industry, animal drug industry, livestock equipment industry, and quarantine and pest control. Therefore, in this study, the current conditions, challenges, policies and the correlations of upstream livestock industries are analyzed focusing on animal feed, animal drugs and livestock equipment based on the plans to promote the development of upstream livestock industries.
Method of Research
In order to identify the economic impacts of the livestock sector on the national economy in general and the structural changes in the livestock industry and its related industries, an input-output analysis was conducted using the Ritz-Spaulding model with the past 20 years’ input-output tables.
Research Results and Implications
Meat and processed meat products, dairy products, animal feed, and agricultural machinery have showed high growth rates over the past 20 years. However those are low in comparison to the total industrial growth rate of the nation. Also, it is shown that the added-value ratios are lower than those of other industries. However, it appears that the livestock industry and its related industries have more effect on inducing production and employment in comparison to other industries, making a significant contribution to the national economy. They also have high linkage effect, implying that their development has positive effect on the growth of the entire economy.
It is expected that upstream livestock industries will contribute to the growth of the livestock industry and that of the national economy in general as a new growth engine that will drive out the livestock sector from current stagnation. In particular, upstream livestock industries are evaluated as being capable of sustaining growth with the expansion of domestic market and export market. Therefore, the substantiality of upstream livestock industries, including feed industry, animal drugs industry, livestock equipment and livestock construction industry, and quarantine and pest control industry, should be ensured, so that they can drive the qualitative growth of the livestock industry.
In order for upstream livestock industries to drive the qualitative growth of the livestock sector, the following are required. First of all, the current small-scale businesses should convert into competitive scaled-up businesses through industrial restructuring. Secondly, the investment in research and development needs to be expanded so as to improve the added values of the livestock industry and its upstream industries. Lastly, it is necessary to actively advance into the overseas market.
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[표지]
[목차]
표목차
그림목차
[요약]
[ABSTRACT]
[제1장 서론]
1. 연구의 필요성과 목적
2. 선행연구의 검토
3. 연구 범위 및 방법
[제2장 축산업 후방연관산업의 현황]
1. 축산업의 여건변화와 축산업 후방연관산업
2. 사료산업의 현황
3. 동물약품산업의 현황
4. 축산기자재산업의 현황
[제3장 축산업과 축산연관산업의 구조분석]
1. 축산업 및 축산연관산업의 연관구조
2. 축산업 및 축산연관산업의 경제적 파급효과
3. 축산업 및 축산연관산업의 구조변화와 시사점
[제4장 일본의 축산업 후방연관산업 현황 및 시사점]
1. 일본의 사료산업 현황
2. 일본의 동물약품산업 현황
3. 일본의 축산업 후방연관산업 관련 정책 및 제도
4. 일본 후방연관산업 사례의 시사점
[제5장 축산업 후방연관산업의 발전방안]
1. 축산업 후방연관산업의 발전방향
2. 사료산업의 발전방안
3. 동물약품산업의 발전방안
4. 축산기자재산업의 발전방안
[제6장 요약 및 결론]
1. 요약
2. 결론
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