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韩国经济的一个显著特点是国民经济命脉被控制在数十家土生土长、规模庞大的企业集团手中。据美国《幸福》杂志的评定结果,在1991年全球最大的500家工业企业中,作为后起工业化国家的韩国,其大企业集团竟占了13家。入选数量之多,仅次于美、日、英、德、法及瑞典这6个最发达的资本主义国家,排名世界第7,位于瑞士、澳大利亚、加拿大之前。换言之,在拥有大企业最多的世界前十个国家中,亚洲只有日、韩两国。而在亚洲“四小龙”中,也唯有韩国才
A notable feature of the Korean economy is that the lifeline of the national economy is controlled by dozens of indigenous and large-scale enterprise groups. According to the assessment by the “Happy” magazine in the United States, among the 500 largest industrial enterprises in the world in 1991, Korea, the late industrialized country, accounted for 13 of its large conglomerates. The number of selected, second only to the United States, Japan, Britain, Germany, France and Sweden, the six most developed capitalist countries, ranked No. 7 in the world, located in Switzerland, Australia, Canada before. In other words, Asia has only Japan and South Korea among the top ten countries that have the largest number of large enterprises. In Asia, “four little dragons”, but also the only Korean