한국 사회적기업의 실태분석을 통한 지원제도 개선에 관한 연구

Abstract

Around the world, there is a continuation of the reflection on the limitations of the market and the limits of capitalism in the wake of deepening inequality and polarization, as well as the economic crisis, and attempts to explore new alternatives. In particular, social enterprises have emerged as organizations capable of carrying out social services for the employment and creation of new value for vulnerable groups throughout our society. Follow-up support under the Social Enterprise Promotion Act of our country, enacted in 2007, is underway. It is time for an effort to comprehensively look at both sides of the positive and negative impacts on social enterprise. In particular, in the 2000s, against the backdrop of deepening labor instability and increasing demand for social services, social enterprises began to gain a lot of attention in the start-up market. Therefore, thanks to the government's active policy of fostering social enterprises, it is growing significantly quantitatively. However, various research and exploration at home and abroad on the actual analysis of the support system centered on social enterprises, the improvement of the support system, and the effect of government support are still insufficient. Therefore, in this paper, we will focus on Korea's social and financial support system and draw strategic implications for improving the support system through the analysis of the actual situation.