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Table 7 Interregional production inducement effects in the motor vehicle industry in 2005, 2010, and 2015.

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

67

10,884

− 10,817

147

14,302

− 14,154

17

18,704

− 18,687

Incheon

2689

4512

− 1824

2947

3564

− 617

4074

3937

137

Gyeonggi

11,256

9742

1514

14,751

12,930

1821

17,135

16,647

487

Daejeon

366

1181

− 815

258

1730

− 1472

496

2172

− 1676

Chungbuk

722

1279

− 557

1143

1621

− 477

1688

2195

− 507

Chungnam

6262

1866

4396

7778

2169

5610

8456

2823

5633

Gwangju

3301

1019

2282

4898

1822

3075

5807

1868

3940

Jeonbuk

3794

1445

2349

3669

2117

1552

4953

2699

2254

Jeonnam

51

2448

− 2397

34

1998

− 1964

76

2657

− 2581

Daegu

1660

2038

− 378

1592

2582

− 990

2044

2982

− 938

Gyeongbuk

2371

2679

− 309

2035

2771

− 736

3926

3831

95

Busan

1990

5426

− 3436

3911

4184

− 273

2738

4236

− 1498

Ulsan

13,030

1478

11,552

11,423

2022

9400

16,771

2093

14,678

Gyeongnam

2560

2859

− 299

4435

3380

1054

5638

4321

1317

Gangwon

653

1361

386

1543

613

2368

Jeju

0

552

0

673

0

899

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