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Total National Power and Economic Power of Korea: Comparison with G20 Countries
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우리나라의 종합국력과 경제력: G20 국가와의 비교

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Academic journal
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Do-Chull Shin (숙명여자대학교) Sung-Don Hwang (한국외국어대학교) Chang-Hyeon Choi (가톨릭관동대학교)
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한국제도경제학회 제도와 경제 제도와 경제 제10권 제2호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2016.1
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5 - 41 (37page)

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Having experienced a rapid growth last half a century, the Republic of Korea still has important national agenda such as improvement of institutions and unification of two Koreas. At this time, it would be meaningful to check the national power of Korea. The authors of this paper participated in developing the Hansun Total National Power Index, which is comprised of hard power embracing 7 constituent powers with 60% weight and soft power embracing 6 constituent powers with 40% weight. The total national power of Korea in 2014 ranked 9th among G20 countries, following Unites States, China, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Canada, France, and Japan, with hard power ranking 10th and soft power ranking 11th. Looking at the 13 constituent powers, the basic national power ranked 14th, military power 5th, economic power 10th, scientific and technological power 7th, educational power 10th, environmental management power 11th, intelligence power 9th, governmental management power 9th, political power 15th, diplomatic power 12th, cultural power 13th, social capital power 15th, and change readiness power 6th. The scale of Korea’s GDP in purchasing power parity ranked the lowest among G20 countries in 1980, but has steadily growed to rank 12th these days. Economic power, which takes into consideration not only GDP but also recent 5 years growth rates, recent 5 years inflation rates, and Gini coefficient of income distribution, ranked 10th in 2014. Considering the amazing performance Korea has achieved last half a century, it would not be impossible to see unified and most advanced Korea in a near future. We hope this study to shed some light on reforming institutions and developing necessary strategies.

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