• Journal of the Korea Academia-Industrial cooperation Society
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• v.15 no.5
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• pp.2821-2830
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• 2014

This study was carried out to define gazelle industry through preceded research for gazelle firm & gazelle region, in order to discover high-growth industries. Gazelle industry is 'employees per company is more than ten people, and over the past five years, within top 10% by Birch employment growth index'. According to the definition of gazelle industry, Chungnam gazelle 105 industries were chosen. Then, analyzed whether Chungnam gazelle industries has competitiveness compared with nation and each city of Chungnam. In addition, typology to industrial development stage was devised by developing of business scale quotient(BQ) and industrial growth rate(IG). And development strategies of Chungnam gazelle industries was proposed case by industrial development stage.

• Journal of the Economic Geographical Society of Korea
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• v.17 no.4
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• pp.786-800
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• 2014

The aim of this article is to analyze the relationship between the change of the diversity of the industrial structure, and regional employmentability and the intensification of regional competitiveness, and consequently, is to present policy implications. As a result of the analysis of the whole industry such as the primary, secondary and tertiary industry in Chungnam Province, the existing strategic implementation on the employmentability and regional competitiveness throughout the policy on the existing specialized industries can be regarded as appropriate. However, under the condition that danger and stability in each industry are fluctuated and the internal and external circumstances are varied, the detailed analysis and rapid policy prescription on the primary and tertiary industry are required. Along with these results, policy implications are as follows; Firstly, in terms of effectiveness, regional policy are simultaneously conducted along with industrial, technological and regional development's policies while consider ing complex and comprehensive characteristics of the regional industry and rapid changing the global market conditions. Secondly, with respect to equity, regional policy is needed to implement by reducing the socio-economic gap across regions and mixing regional and sectoral policies along with regional and local uniqueness.