: In this paper, we attempt to clarify the social consequences of the changes in the Northeast Asian labor market based on the results of a questionnaire survey on changes in flexibility and security, which was carried out among workers in Japan, China, and Korea. In particular, we analyzed the reality of institutional development in employment, income, vocational training, and work-life balance in the labor market in three Northeast Asian countries by estimating the adaptation range of institutions in labor market. Furthermore, we attempted to undertaken an international comparative analysis on perceptions about work, leisure, and work-life balance under the institutions.
The aim of this study is to provide insight into the recent industrial agglomeration in China's border areas. As a first step towards more a comprehensive and extensive study on the interaction between industrial agglomeration and local economic development in the Chinese economy, this study examines the status of industrial development in Yanbian in the China-North Korea-Russia triangle border area. In particular, we examined the influence of a decrease in transport costs on industrial agglomerations in the Yanbian area, and describe the industrial agglomeration gradually appeared in these border areas by increasing international trade with regional economic integration, and decreasing transport costs by maintaining the traffic infrastructure under the support of national development policies. We also clarified that the development strategy covered the disadvantageous initial conditions for industrial agglomerations in the Yanbian area.
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