South Korea's Experience In The Development Of The Creative Economy
Keywords:
Creative economy, K-content, KOCCA, human capitalAbstract
This article analyzes South Korea's unique experience in developing a creative economy and the impact of the "K-content" phenomenon on economic growth. The author identifies the success factors of the Korean model as targeted government support and the effectiveness of institutional mechanisms such as KOCCA. Based on statistical data, the article highlights the multiplicative effect of the creative sector on other industries, particularly tourism, food, and the global reputation of technological giants like LG and Hyundai. Furthermore, strategic conclusions are presented on utilizing South Korea's experience to diversify Uzbekistan's economy.
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