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Changes in the Business Environment under the Wartime Control Economy and the Response of the Gyeongseong (Keijō) Electric Co.
Author
오진석
Journal Title
The Review of Korean Studies
Publication Year
2011
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This study examines how the Gyeongseong Electric Co. responded to the changes in the management environment during the era of wartime control. Following the Government-General of Joseon’s policy to develop the Gyeong-In area into a munitions industry center, the company expanded facility investment and secured funding. Through policy-driven mergers and changes, it evolved into a company engaged in power generation, transmission, and distribution, with alterations to its management structure.
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