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Secondly, seeking out paid work should always be the choice of women themselves. Policies adopted by conservative government administrations such as workfare, which force social assistance recipients into the workforce, ìÖcreate a source of low-wage and free labour by providing subsidies to the private sector and forcing recipients to volunteer in exchange for assistanceî. 22 These polices are based on a distrust of those living in poverty, and do not empower, but malign people into working for pay. Thirdly, taking on paid work in the face of womenís gendered responsibilities for housework and childcare means women face a. | Working Paper 06-02 DoesFDI Mode of Entry Matter for ỊỂj Economic Performance 1 The Case of Korea Seong-Bong Lee and Mikyung Yun l scp Korea Institute for International VI Ev Economic Policy The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy KIEP was founded in 1990 as a government-funded economic research institute. It is the world s leading institute on the international economy and its relationship with Korea. KIEP advises the government on all major international economic policy issues and also serves as a warehouse of information on Korea s international economic policies. Further KIEP carries out research for foreign institutes and governments on all areas of the Korean and international economies. KIEP has highly knowledgeable economic research staff in Korea. Now numbering over 100 our staff includes research fellows with Ph.D.s in economics from international graduate programs supported by more than 40 researchers. Our staff s efforts are augmented by our affiliates the Korea Economic Institute of America KEI in Washington D.C. and the KIEP Beijing office which provide crucial and timely information on the local economies. KIEP has been designated by the government as the Northeast Asia Research and Information Center the National APEC Study Center and the secretariat for the Korea National Committee for the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council KOPEC . KIEP also maintains a wide network of prominent local and international economists and business people who contribute their expertise on individual projects. KIEP continually strives to increase its coverage and grasp of world economic events. Expanding cooperative relations has been an important part of these efforts. In addition to many ongoing joint projects KIEP is also aiming to be a part of a broad and close network of the world s leading research institutes. Considering the rapidly changing economic landscape of Asia that is leading to a further integration of the world s economies we are confident
