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Issues Raised by Restructuring of the Steel Industry in Northeast Asia


Hiro Lee


Osaka University

Eric Ramstetter


International Research Centre for the Study of East Asian Development

Oleksandr Movshuk


Toyama University - Faculty of Economics


RESTRUCTURING OF THE STEEL INDUSTRY IN NORTHEAST ASIA, pp. 3-25, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005

Abstract:     
Since the early 1990s, Northeast Asia's steel industry has undergone a remarkable restructuring process. Notably, the region's steel industry lost over 1 million jobs, or over one-quarter of the total, in the 1990s. The policy environment has changed dramatically with governments relying more on market mechanisms. Mergers and strategic alliances among the region's largest steel makers have proliferated. We find that the impact of renewed U.S. protectionism has been minimal largely because the vast majority of Northeast Asia's steel exports are shipped to other Asian countries.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 30

Keywords: steel, restructuring, Northeast Asia

JEL Classification: L11, L22, F13, F14

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Date posted: April 5, 2005  

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Lee, Hiro, Ramstetter, Eric and Movshuk, Oleksandr, Issues Raised by Restructuring of the Steel Industry in Northeast Asia. RESTRUCTURING OF THE STEEL INDUSTRY IN NORTHEAST ASIA, pp. 3-25, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=685161

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Hiro Lee (Contact Author)
Osaka University ( email )
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Eric Ramstetter
International Research Centre for the Study of East Asian Development ( email )
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Kitakyushu, Fukuoka 803-0814
Japan
Oleksandr Movshuk
Toyama University - Faculty of Economics ( email )
Toyama, 930-8555
Japan
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