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As a public good, national-owned property is always required to actively respond to securing public interest and realizing it. It is a very important task in terms of public goods and public interest as to how the national-owned property policy is desirable to solve the structural problems of Korean society's ultra-low birth rate, aging population, and low growth and respond to the future society. In addition, the search for national-owned management policy tasks to cope with national policy tasks for future generations, such as shifting to a new industrial paradigm, is also a very important task. Policy problems that were not addressed in the national-owned management administration, such as resolving housing problems due to changes in the social population structure and the management of the above and underground parts of national-owned lands due to the development of advanced science and technology, are also emerging as very important policy tasks for national-owned land management. This study aims to discuss the problems and agendas related to the national property management policy in Korea, and focus on the agenda setting of the national property management policy in Korea and discussion of policy alternatives based on the analysis of advanced overseas case studies. |