The objectives of the subject “Foreign Trade and Business in the Republic of Korea” are the following:
To analyze the South Korean Economy and Foreign Trade (Import, Export, FDI);
To know the business opportunities in South Korea;
To explore the South Korean trade relations with the country of the student;
To know the South Korean Free Trade Agreements (FTAs);
To examine the profile of South Korean businesspeople and companies;
To develop a business plan for the South Korean Market.
Sample: Foreign Trade and Business in South Korea
The Subject “Foreign Trade and Business in South
Korea” belongs to the following Online Higher Educational Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:
Other minority religions are Islam, Chondogyo (mixture of Buddhism and Christianity), Taoism, and Confucianism.
South Korea belongs to the Buddhist Civilization / Sinic Civilization
South Korean Economy.
The Republic of Korea (Asia) successfully transformed itself from a war-torn nation to the thirteenth largest economy in the World, backed by its leading industries and Foreign Trade.
South Korea is the fourth largest economy
in Asia.
The Republic of Korea has shown excellence in several sectors: shipbuilding, semiconductors, construction, digital electronics, and cars;
The nuilders of South Korea also shine in the international scenario, especially in the construction market in Asia and the Middle East;
Fourteen firms of South Korea are in the Fortune Magazine's Global 500: Hyundai Heavy Industries, Samsung, Kookmin Bank LG, Hyundai-Kia Motors, SK, Samsung Life Insurance, Hanwha, POSCO, Korea Electric Power Corporation, KT, SK Networks and S-Oil;
The Joint Ventures between Samsung and SONY and LG and Philips are two excellent examples of
a productive industrial partnerships in the LCD sector, while the takeover of Daewoo Motors by GM and that of Samsung Motors by Renault stand for success in the automotive industry;
South Korea produces over 3.8 million vehicles every year, led by the five car makers of South Korea: Hyundai Motor, GM Daewoo, Renault Samsung Motors, Ssangyong Motor, and Kia Motors;
South
Korea is home to seven of the top ten shipbuilders in the World, including Hyundai Heavy Industries, Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Co., STX Shipbuilding and Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction;
The Republic of Korea (ROK) has built its position as a powerhouse regarding the information technology (IT), backed by its large IT-related production and international trade, world-leading technology
development;
Samsung Electronics is the largest computer memory chipmaker in the World, and Hynix Semiconductor is No.1 DRAM and No.3 NAND Flash Memory Producer in the World;
From air conditioners, microwaves, and computers to liquid crystal display screens, companies in South Korea have captured customers' hearts worldwide with better prices and advanced technology.
Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea, is the economic, financial, and business centre.
The gross domestic product of Seoul: 193.7 billion dollars;
If the metropolitan areas of the city are included, Seoul represents 47.7% of the Korean GDP.
Sample:
International Trade of Korea.
South Korea is the eleventh largest global trader in the World with imports and exports accounting for 90% of the gross domestic product of South Korea;
The Republic of Korea ranked tenth in the World regarding the global export market share based on the cumulative export;
South Korea export and import from 220 countries worldwide with the People's
Republic of China, Japan, and the United States as its largest
trade partners;