Journal of Economic Structures

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Table 5 Interregional production inducement effects in the wholesale and retail and commodity brokerage services industry in the whole country.

From: Regional economic analysis of major areas in South Korea: using 2005–2010–2015 multi-regional input–output tables

									Unit: billion won
	2005			2010			2015
	Export	Import	Net export	Export	Import	Net export	Export	Import	Net export
Seoul	39,196	20,508	18,688	67,470	32,365	35,106	83,893	38,145	45,748
Incheon	3550	5608	− 2058	5892	8308	− 2416	7232	9660	− 2428
Gyeonggi	15,743	24,085	− 8342	24,461	33,407	− 8946	31,170	43,517	− 12,347
Daejeon	2405	1995	411	3619	4688	− 1069	4015	5256	− 1242
Chungbuk	1733	2282	− 549	2374	4510	− 2135	2750	5518	− 2768
Chungnam	2146	3486	− 1340	2997	6944	− 3947	3615	7727	− 4111
Gwangju	2686	2172	513	3517	4123	− 607	3801	4815	− 1015
Jeonbuk	2197	3018	− 821	3119	5276	− 2157	3645	5708	− 2063
Jeonnam	1975	3679	− 1704	2549	5746	− 3197	3249	6964	− 3715
Daegu	3989	3683	306	6521	6803	− 282	6780	8064	− 1284
Gyeongbuk	2502	4898	− 2395	3770	8110	− 4341	3677	9216	− 5540
Busan	6780	6177	603	10,849	9896	954	11,447	10,707	740
Ulsan	1291	2115	− 824	1529	3328	− 1799	1503	4323	− 2820
Gyeongnam	3709	5833	− 2124	5729	9085	− 3356	6141	10,895	− 4754
Gangwon	2147	2443	− 296	2562	4295	− 1733	3400	5781	− 2381
Jeju	820	887	− 68	1498	1573	− 75	2142	2164	− 21

Export represents the value transferred to other regions, and import means the value transferred from other regions

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