Kim Jun-mo: Horizons for New Industrialization

The new industry's area is widely viewed as a service intensive service, such as weather, climate, and disasters, rather than just the weather itself, which seems to be rapidly growing in some already-extended state, and has not yet reached the point where social demand has been recognized in terms of obvious economic value. The book introduces the approach to market demand as a necessary advance approach for these new industrial forces. Our economy has been undergoing rapid industrialization and profound changes since the 1960s. The industrial structure has changed dramatically, and new industrial and professional forces have emerged. What's remarkable about this change is that there is a great chance of new fusion and transitions between industries that have been mentioned. The manufacturing industry became industrialized with knowledge in the form of Vpsis, and this was followed by a change in the boundary between manufacturing and service. Service services are also going beyond building services, and are becoming more profitable and more productive. These changes are driven by a huge stream of markets and technology, which is characterized by the fact that the market “is either free or low, but it does not have the intellectual curiosity about when to be activated or how to remain public or public.

Korean title: 신 산업화를 위한 지평선

Korean author: 김준모

Korean publisher: 지식나무

ISBN-13: 9791187170501