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Аннотация
В статье анализируются ключевые факторы экономического развития Южной Кореи за период 2014–2023 гг. с целью выявления взаимосвязи между современными теориями экономического роста и их практической реализацией на примере одной из ведущих инновационных экономик мира.
Результаты исследования, основанные на теоретическом анализе и статистической обработке макроэкономических данных, подтверждают применимость эндогенных теорий роста, теории структурных преобразований и институционального подхода для объяснения устойчивого экономического развития страны.
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