Journal of Economic Structures

The Official Journal of the Pan-Pacific Association of Input-Output Studies (PAPAIOS)

Table 6 Interregional production inducement effects in the wholesale and retail and commodity brokerage services industry in each area.

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	26,161	15,902	10,259	39,062	25,263	13,799	51,467	33,191	18,276
Incheon	2359	4345	− 1986	3453	6228	− 2775	5474	8546	− 3072
Gyeonggi	10,503	18,776	− 8273	13,995	25,019	− 11,024	22,669	37,873	− 15,204
Daejeon	521	377	143	999	741	258	2320	1888	432
Chungbuk	399	419	− 21	567	586	− 18	1607	1749	− 143
Chungnam	496	619	− 122	690	930	− 240	1951	2240	− 289
Gwangju	950	625	325	1433	962	471	2547	1974	573
Jeonbuk	783	821	− 39	885	1110	− 225	2309	2318	− 9
Jeonnam	706	993	− 287	950	1196	− 247	2051	2615	− 564
Daegu	1225	845	380	2444	1765	679	4818	3852	966
Gyeongbuk	698	1077	− 380	971	1650	− 679	2254	3221	− 966
Busan	2808	2030	778	4395	3200	1195	6965	5450	1515
Ulsan	389	680	− 291	460	858	− 398	962	1531	− 568
Gyeongnam	1422	1909	− 487	2083	2880	− 797	4348	5295	− 947

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

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