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Batten down the hatches: South Korean yards prepare for challenges/ Ridzwan Rahmat

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RIDZWAN Rahmat

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 120 Issue 8, October 2015, p.18-23 (124)Summary: South Korea's first breakthroughs on the international naval market were achieved by pitching its product prices significantly below those of European shipyards. This article assesses the durability of this strategy, given increasing shipbuilding competition across the Asia-Pacific region.

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South Korea's first breakthroughs on the international naval market were achieved by pitching its product prices significantly below those of European shipyards. This article assesses the durability of this strategy, given increasing shipbuilding competition across the Asia-Pacific region.

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