낙후지역 유형화를 통한 맞춤형 지원방안의 개발

초록

The purpose of this study is to categorize each area by reconstructing the index system through a comprehensive review of the existing indicators developed for selection and support of underdeveloped areas, and to provide policy implications for developing an effective support system considering the characteristics of the underdeveloped areas. To this end, this study divided the level of regional development into the aspects of regional economic capacity and quality of life, and 9 indices in 4 categories and 12 indices in 5 categories were selected, respectively. For this study, 159 cities and counties were selected. After measuring the average value for 3 years as of 2018 and the average annual growth rate for 10 years from 2009 to 2018 for each city and county, it is converted into a Z-Score to calculate the overall score, then by using stock and flow data, quadrant analysis was performed. The results of the analysis show that most of the cities and counties designated as growth promotion areas are in relatively poor condition in terms of the current level of regional economic capacity, but there is a mixture of places where the level is improving compared to the past and places where it is declining. Also, there are places where in terms of regional economic capacity, the development level was relatively poor, while the quality of life was relatively good. On the other hand, even among the cities and counties not designated as growth promotion areas, both regional economic capacity and quality of life were relatively poor, and the situation was even getting worse. Therefore, in order to effectively support underdeveloped areas, a comprehensive review of development levels in terms of levels and trends for both regional economic capacity and quality of life should be preceded.

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