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On the Factors and Economic Situations about the Concluding of Free Trade Agreement between South Korea and Mongolia

关于韩·蒙自由贸易协定缔结的因素和经济现状研究

  • Pea, Sang-Muk (Dept. of Trade, Distribution & Marketing, Hyejeon University) ;
  • Pak, Yeo-Sun (Dept. of Trade, Distribution & Marketing, Hyejeon University)
  • 배상목 (혜전대학교 유통경영과) ;
  • 박여순 (혜전대학교 유통경영과)
  • Received : 2016.07.11
  • Accepted : 2016.07.18
  • Published : 2016.07.31
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Abstract

South Korea and Mongolia are both the member countries of the World Trade Organization, but neither was the country with FTA. Nowadays, South Korea widely concludes the FTA with other countries, and the trade area has extended toward the neighboring continents and seas. Mongolia is a country with smallest economic entity but large in area and with abundant underground resources. And it's a main strategic zone of Eurasia. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Mongolia began to turn to market economy, and eagerly made effort to open and reform. With the expanse of trade and economy cooperation between South Korea and Mongolia, Mongolia started its sea road expanding. And the south Korea went to inland to get the necessary resources. Both of them feed its needs and obtain its profits.

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Supported by : Hyejeon University

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