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antages enforced; this will probably make the nomy approaches maturity, government's role in the prod nology frontier is approached, government does have an important role, even in the productive sector, un Che lesson for developing countries that would like to emulate South Korea's success is that until the world ted: Smith S.C (2003), Case Studies in Economic Development, Third Edition, George Washington Universit estically-based private industry can establish itself. tment of Economics) TION 1 While one can never absolutely prove cause and effect, one of the most important reasons for South Kora markable industrial achievements appears to be the orientation of its industrial policy toward proma exports of increasingly sophisticated skill and technology content. itically analyse South Korea's industrial policy framework and identify the key success factors that a untries trying to follow its lead may find difficult to emulate. uth Korea's Ministry of Trade and Industry has targeted new materials, computer controlled machir engineering, microelectronics, fine chemistry, optics and aircraft as fields in which it predicted t ntry catch up with the US and Japan economically and technologically. Do you see South Africa fe ne footsteps of South Korea especially in the context of the fourth Industrial Revolution? Critically analyse South ko countries trying to follow its lead may find difficult to 1.2. South Korea's Ministry of Trade and Industry has targeted new materials, computer controlled machine to for engineering, microelectronics, fine chemistry, optics and aircraft as fields in which it predicted that country catch up with the US and Japan economically and technologically. Do you see South Africa follo in the footsteps of South Korea especially in the context of the fourth Industrial Revolution? QUESTION 2 2.1. Peter Petri, in his study of the Korean experience concludes that Korea has "an unusually protection export bundle." To what extent, within the context of the case study, does his assessment sumu Korean Industrial policy mix to this day? PROGRAMME HANDBOOK: JANUARY 2021 INTAKE MANCOSA: POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT of export targets in the case of Korea is mostly moral or "cultural" in nature, but the evidence the types of incentives being offered in South Korea as a way of motivating the industries and also highlight seems persuasive that in Korea these have been among the most powerful incentives. In that regard, discuss 77 Enforcement their impact (10) (50) (25) ACTION B QUESTION 3 (10) . With the aid of appropriate graphs, explain the relationship between the Law of Diminishing Returns and the shapes of the Total, Average and Marginal Product curves in the short-run. the MANCOSA University has 30 seats. The demand curve for tickets has a price intercept antages enforced; this will probably make the nomy approaches maturity, government's role in the prod nology frontier is approached, government does have an important role, even in the productive sector, un Che lesson for developing countries that would like to emulate South Korea's success is that until the world ted: Smith S.C (2003), Case Studies in Economic Development, Third Edition, George Washington Universit estically-based private industry can establish itself. tment of Economics) TION 1 While one can never absolutely prove cause and effect, one of the most important reasons for South Kora markable industrial achievements appears to be the orientation of its industrial policy toward proma exports of increasingly sophisticated skill and technology content. itically analyse South Korea's industrial policy framework and identify the key success factors that a untries trying to follow its lead may find difficult to emulate. uth Korea's Ministry of Trade and Industry has targeted new materials, computer controlled machir engineering, microelectronics, fine chemistry, optics and aircraft as fields in which it predicted t ntry catch up with the US and Japan economically and technologically. Do you see South Africa fe ne footsteps of South Korea especially in the context of the fourth Industrial Revolution? Critically analyse South ko countries trying to follow its lead may find difficult to 1.2. South Korea's Ministry of Trade and Industry has targeted new materials, computer controlled machine to for engineering, microelectronics, fine chemistry, optics and aircraft as fields in which it predicted that country catch up with the US and Japan economically and technologically. Do you see South Africa follo in the footsteps of South Korea especially in the context of the fourth Industrial Revolution? QUESTION 2 2.1. Peter Petri, in his study of the Korean experience concludes that Korea has "an unusually protection export bundle." To what extent, within the context of the case study, does his assessment sumu Korean Industrial policy mix to this day? PROGRAMME HANDBOOK: JANUARY 2021 INTAKE MANCOSA: POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT of export targets in the case of Korea is mostly moral or "cultural" in nature, but the evidence the types of incentives being offered in South Korea as a way of motivating the industries and also highlight seems persuasive that in Korea these have been among the most powerful incentives. In that regard, discuss 77 Enforcement their impact (10) (50) (25) ACTION B QUESTION 3 (10) . With the aid of appropriate graphs, explain the relationship between the Law of Diminishing Returns and the shapes of the Total, Average and Marginal Product curves in the short-run. the MANCOSA University has 30 seats. The demand curve for tickets has a price intercept