This article critical explains in modern enterprises, more and more factors are restricted and influencing the development of enterprise on the foundation of the relationship of international trade, technology and economic growth, combines the development of the South Korean automotive industry, current situation and prospect. Only hold the relation between the different fields and role in economic development, could make correct strategic plan correspondingly .An enterprise is like this, certainly a country is the same too. The article takes South Korean automobile industry as an example mainly, proved to the relation between the three factors from theory and practice.

Abstract
introduction
1. General theories
1.1 H-O-S model has some limitations to explain the international movement of technology
1.2 New theories of international trade: the product cycle theory of trade
1.3 Krugman’s model
1.4 the linkages between international trade, technology and long term economic growth
2. The Korean automotive industry
2.1 size of market
2.2 Kia Motors
2.3 Future prospects
3. An analysis of the South Korean Automotive industry
Conclusion

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