Koreanagriculture and ICT
The Korean government has also been taking part of this global trend—the upsurge of interest in integrating ICT into agribusiness
The Korean government Is now facing a serious shortage of labor force in agriculture sector and loss in farming related knowledge and skills; which are essential for Koreanagriculture’s sustainable development.
agricultural system in long-term direct policy. In indirect policy mechanism; (1) Step down import barriers, (2) Introduce future market,(3) Investing and supporting foreign agriculture industry, (4) Emphasizing our opinion on food security, (5) Security of the food security, (6) Food security model; Japan. Korean situation is very ambiguous when we talk about Koreanagriculture situation in the
Korean Housewives.
In agriculture studies, the word "housewife" is occasionally used referring to the person who does the majority of the chores within a farm's compound, as opposed to field and livestock work.
From the periods of the Chosun dynasty, Korean women were bound to homemaking by the doctrines of Confucianism and cultural norms. In most cases, it was the husband’s role to work whil
Korean grape economy after the FTA with Chile in preparing for future trade agreements.
A. Korean Economy
The Korean economy is the third largest in Asia and the 12th largest in the world in terms of nominal GDP. Asia-Pacific countries account for half of the total global trade ($8 trillion). The Korean economy is heavily dependent on exports. Seventy percent of the economy relies on intern
When the south Korean economy experienced the first oil shock in early 1970s,there had been preliminary discussions whether there was need for an unemployment insurance system. In the latter half the 1970s, south korea’s economic structure was transformed from an agricultural to an industrial economy.the labour market in consequence went through major changes and the excess supply of labour was