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□ Why are low-quality jobs created at SMEs? It is because the large companies hand over labor-intensive production to lower-level companies, causing exponential creation of new businesses amongst the lowest-paying bracket.
- Large firms have transferred a portion of their production process to lower-level companies in order to boost their price competitiveness.
- Because the jobs created at SMEs today are found in low-level companies, such as those with 5-19 employees, the quality of employment of SMEs as a whole is inevitably low.
- The rate of increase in per capita value-added for large firms was made possible by a steep decline in the rate of increase for employment.
- After the Asian Financial Crisis, SMEs began to catch up with large firms in terms of the rate of increase in R&D investment.
- The fact that Korea has excessive number of companies in comparison with other countries implies that Korean companies are generally smaller in scale than those in other countries.
- SMEs that are specialized in terms of key capabilities should establish a new group in which labor is divided on an equal footing.
- Lower-tier companies should be able to form business relationships with multiple high-level companies.
- The most urgent task is eliminating unfair subcontracting transactions.
- Price calculation method must be developed that reflects intangible creative and innovative activity.
- Innovative SMEs must be able to establish collaborative relationships with service firms without going through large businesses.
- Large firms have transferred a portion of their production process to lower-level companies in order to boost their price competitiveness.
- Because the jobs created at SMEs today are found in low-level companies, such as those with 5-19 employees, the quality of employment of SMEs as a whole is inevitably low.
- The rate of increase in per capita value-added for large firms was made possible by a steep decline in the rate of increase for employment.
- After the Asian Financial Crisis, SMEs began to catch up with large firms in terms of the rate of increase in R&D investment.
- The fact that Korea has excessive number of companies in comparison with other countries implies that Korean companies are generally smaller in scale than those in other countries.
- SMEs that are specialized in terms of key capabilities should establish a new group in which labor is divided on an equal footing.
- Lower-tier companies should be able to form business relationships with multiple high-level companies.
- The most urgent task is eliminating unfair subcontracting transactions.
- Price calculation method must be developed that reflects intangible creative and innovative activity.
- Innovative SMEs must be able to establish collaborative relationships with service firms without going through large businesses.
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