Center for Regulatory Studies
The Center for Regulatory Studies examines institutional arrangements and advocates new policies and reforms to promote competition and innovation and strengthen the country’s safety and security apparatus.
- Aiding Rational Regulatory Reform
- The center conducts theoretical and empirical research to improve the quality of regulations and practices. It strengthens the implementation of regulatory impact analysis by establishing a rigorous framework and streamlined verification process, all of which contribute greatly to enhancing the regulatory environment.
Scope of Research and Activities
- Theories, case studies, and policies for regulatory quality improvements
- Development of regulatory analysis frameworks (guidelines) and impact analysis methodologies
- Review and scrutiny on regulatory impact analysis
- Consultation (and training) for government bodies on regulatory impact analysis
- International joint projects on regulatory agenda
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An Economic Analysis of the Sharing Economy : Benefits, Concerns and Policy Implications
This study closely analyzes key issues of the sharing economy, and based on the results, implications are presented for government policies to support its stable growth. In particular, theoretical and empirical analyses of the benefits and concerns of the sharing economy were conducted to derive policy and institutional measures that could help to achieve the expected benefits and respond appropriately to any concerns.
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Globalization Strategy of Korean Business Services and Its Obstacles by Regulations
Since the first issue in June 1992, the main purpose of the Economic Bulletin has been to enhance the overall understanding of the Korean economy and to provide accurate information to international readers, including foreign corporations and institutions, and Korean government agencies stationed overseas.
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Standard Concession Agreement : BTO Environmental Facilities Projects
Narakyungje is the only magazine on economic policies in Korea that is edited and published in collaboration with 15 with 15 economic ministries including the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy and other related organizations.
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Handbook of the 1st Korea - Japan PPP Conference
Since the first issue in June 1992, the main purpose of the Economic Bulletin has been to enhance the overall understanding of the Korean economy and to provide accurate information to international readers, including foreign corporations and institutions, and Korean government agencies stationed overseas.
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Regulatory Studies 1
The Centers develops regulatory cost analysis methodologies and guidelines to support the proper implementation of the regulatory cost management system. In addition, research is conducted on rational regulatory reform and exemplary foreign cases as well as in-depth analyses on relevant systems that could promote substantial regulatory reform.
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Regulatory Impact Analysis 2
The Center reviews the propriety of respective cost-benefit analysis results drafted and submitted by various ministries and calls for the necessary revisions in order enhance the effectiveness of the regulatory impact analysis system and contribution to the improvement of regulation quality.
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Regulatory Cost Management System 3
The Center reviews the propriety of cost-benefit analyses and verifies the regulatory costs presented by various ministry. The verification results are then reflected in the analyses and regulatory costs are reanalyzed.
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Consulting and Education 4
The Center provides competent ministries with educational and training programs and consultation on cost benefit analysis to strengthen the capacity of regulatory impact analyses and the effectiveness of regulatory reform systems.