A Study on Establishing the South Coast ‘K-Blue Frontier’ as a New National Development Axis

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The study aims to validate and propose execution strategies for the K-Blue Frontier as a new national development axis.
Analyzed existing regional development policies and their impact on the metropolitan area.
Identified key industries including hydrogen, shipbuilding, aviation, and renewable energy for the South Coast region.
Proposed an integrated development plan connecting various sectors through transportation and digital infrastructure.
The K-Blue Frontier could significantly diversify and strengthen the South Coast's economic base.
A successful implementation may lead to South Korea evolving from a primarily inland economy to a marine-centered, open national structure.
The initiative represents a fundamental shift from spatial distribution to functional networking in regional growth policies.

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This research proposes the K-Blue Frontier plan to enhance regional development for South Korea, indicating a shift to a marine-centered economy.

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Ko et al. (2026) studied this question.

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