지식관련 서비스산업의 경제적 파급효과 연구

This study is to find suggestions on new energy and developmental possibilities of knowledge-relevant service industry as an employment-creating industry by analyzing its economic ripple effect through inter-industry analysis. The results of this study are presented as follows: First, medicine, public health, social security, cultural and entertainment services, and business services have a production inductive effect. Banking and insurance have the largest added value inductive effect followed by education, research, communication and broadcast. Second, import inductive effect is very low as the import dependency of knowledge-relevant service industry is lower than that of other industries. Third, business services, banking and insurance show high forward linkage effect and medicine, public health, social security and cultural and entertainment services show high backward linkage effect. Fourth, many people are employed for education, research, and business services. The employment coefficient is relatively high in education, research and cultural and entertainment services while it is lower in communication, broadcasting, banking and insurance. And the employment coefficient is consistently decreasing, which indicates that labor productivity of the knowledge-relevant service industry is improving. This study suggests that investment inknowledge-relevant service industries should be expanded to provide growth power to advance the economy and consistent creation of employment.