英文摘要 |
The enterprise policy in Korea is divided into two major policies: protection for small-sized companies and restrictions for big-sized companies. This is the reason why small-sized companies have a structure that is ecologically hard to grow up. In other words, once a small-sized company grows up to be a big-sized company, all sorts of legal support are ended and all kinds of regulations are imposed. Consequently, small-sized companies frequently establish affiliate companies or hire temporary workers in order to maintain their status and advantages. There is a growing need for the system that can support small-sized company growth. Therefore the Korean Government passed a new law named 'Industrial Development Law' on March 30th, 2011. This study researches the enterprise policy for medium sized companies, a case that is unique and cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Furthermore, the policy direction for promoting medium sized companies and the definition of the project 'world class 300' are also researched. In its final analysis, justification for medium sized company growth and the ways of doing this are also suggested. |