Baek Eun-young et al.: Technology trade

Tech-station age! Global markets are not just buying and selling goods. Technology is an invisible commodity and a commodity that is traded between nations, and it's growing dynamically. There is no tariff for high-tech and technical trade. High-tech products are being shipped in and out of the office, so it doesn't work if F7 expands the global market. South Korea's trade policy, which has been developed through the trade in goods, must now be converted into a two-way strategy with technology, which means trade in knowledge and property. The book, seen for this, describes the non-institutional value trade, the DSS satellite, through 'Why technology trade.'. To escape the self-inflicted assessment of ‘gamajic economy,’ Korean technology trade problems and response strategies have been presented at the level of governments and small businesses to create real benefits in the spreading F7. With the seriousness of the ‘tech spill’, ’ laws and policies are being compared and explained to prevent the technical spills of major techno-based countries. It was also written faithfully for the purpose of providing information on the nature of the property rights of knowledge and the recent US. With a rich example, we are also providing systematic information on Rysund and Royalty, explaining the instructions for the draft of an unknown contract for access to technology.

Korean title: 기술무역

Korean author: 백은영 외

Korean publisher: 충남대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9791165031923