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Economic growth and Income distribution: The case of Korean R&D Investment

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  • Sungmoon Jung
  • Yeo Yeongjun
  • Jeong-Dong Lee
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In the article, we analyze that how the innovative activity affects to income redistribution, which have been considered for prolonged period. The effect of spending on R&D usually affects to higher income level; however, the lower income group also becomes easier to approach to high-tech devices since the internet have developed. Both of groups could earn same information in the same time in spite of different income level. According to the fact, we examine how the R&D investment impact to the each income group. We employ the dynamic Computational General Equilibrium (CGE) model in order to measure the aggregate effect, reflecting the channels of the positive and negative effects and considering the reactions of individual industries and economic agents that it follows in change of public and private R&D expenditure. The result reveals that the R&D spending affect positively to economic growth, but it brings about negative effect on income distribution. In addition, we find a skill-biased technological change in South Korea.

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  • Sungmoon Jung & Yeo Yeongjun & Jeong-Dong Lee, 2014. "Economic growth and Income distribution: The case of Korean R&D Investment," EcoMod2014 7045, EcoMod.
    • Handle: RePEc:ekd:006356:7045
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    South Korea; General equilibrium modeling (CGE); Growth;
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