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한국무역상무학회 무역상무연구 무역상무연구 제72권
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2016.12
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185 - 210 (26page)

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The climate change has become one of themost important global issues that require global responses. As one of the leading contributions to climate change, greenhouse gas emissions and Ballast Water Management have attracted growing attention from the international community. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) received its mandate to regulate International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships Ballast Water and Sediments in 2004. The convention requires that every vessel must be equipped BallastWaterManagement System(BWMS) in 2017. Based on this situation, this study aims to analyze the present state and data fromthe exports of BWMS(HS842121). The results showthat as themost leading country in the field, Germany has the largestmarket share (14.33%), Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) index 1.76, and Trade Specialization Index (TSI) 0.636 in the world. The two other leading countries such as Denmark and Netherlands follows the ability of Germany. The Koreanmarket share of HS842121 shows market share (5.98%) which is a bit bellowhigh compared to other countries. However the RCA index (1.85) presents the state of comparative advantage. In addition, Korea’s TSI index (0.453) indicates that it is in the state of export specialization. TheKoreanBWMSand Shipbuilding industrymaintain the state of export specialization. They are also in the state of import specialty. For Korea to raise its export competitiveness and to ensure shipbuilding competitiveness, it is necessary to intensify supporting systems and related policies.

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