Okay, I need to create a Wikipedia-style document about "Localization" under the categories of Economics, Market and Business, Global Marketing. Let me start by understanding what the user is asking for.

First, the structure: H1 title, overview section, several sections with H2 and H3, and references if needed. The content needs to be accurate, objective, detailed, easy to read, and use professional terms with explanations. Also, markdown formatting with proper headings, lists, tables, code blocks where necessary, and at least 800 characters.

So the main topic is "Localization." I should define it first in the overview. Then break down into sections like definition, importance, key elements, challenges, examples, etc. Maybe include a section on how it's different from internationalization. Also, need to mention tools or methods used in localization.

Wait, the user mentioned "로컬라이제이션" which is the Korean term for localization. I should make sure to use that term consistently. Let me check if there are any specific aspects of localization in the context of global marketing that I should highlight. For example, cultural adaptation, language translation, local regulations, etc.

I need to ensure each section has enough depth. The overview should give a concise summary. Then under H2 sections, maybe "Definition and Scope," "Importance in Global Marketing," "Key Components," "Challenges and Solutions," "Case Studies." Each of these can have H3 subsections if needed.

For the importance section, I can talk about how localization helps businesses connect with local audiences, increase market share, avoid cultural missteps. Maybe include statistics or examples here. The key components could be language translation, cultural adaptation, technical aspects like software localization, legal compliance.

Challenges might involve maintaining brand consistency while adapting to different cultures, dealing with regional dialects, cost and resource allocation. Solutions could be using professional translators, local experts, automated tools with human oversight.

Case studies: Maybe mention companies like McDonald's or Starbucks adapting their menus for different countries. Or how Netflix localizes content for various regions.

I should also include references or related documents at the end. Maybe list some books, articles, or websites that provide more information on localization.

Need to make sure the language is clear and not too technical, but still professional. Avoid jargon unless explained. For example, if I mention "internationalization," I should briefly explain it as the process of designing products for global markets before localization.

Check for markdown formatting: H1 with #, H2 with ##, H3 with ###. Use bullet points or numbered lists where appropriate. Maybe a table comparing different aspects of localization versus internationalization.

Also, ensure that the document is over 800 characters. Let me count the words as I go. Each section should be sufficiently detailed to meet the length requirement.

Wait, the user specified "최소 800자 이상" which is about 800 characters, but in Korean, each character counts as one. However, considering that a typical paragraph might have around 20-30 words per line, and 10 lines would be about 200-300 words. So to reach 800 characters, maybe 4-5 paragraphs with some sections.

But the user might mean 800 words? Wait, in Korean, "자" is a character, so 800 characters. But that's very short for an article. Maybe it's a typo and they meant 800 words. However, I'll proceed as per the instruction: at least 800 characters.

But given that the user wants a professional document, maybe they actually mean 800 words. Let me check the example response. The sample provided by the assistant is around 1200-1500 characters in Korean, which would be about 300-400 words. So perhaps the user meant 800 words. But since they specified "자," I'll stick to that.

But regardless, I need to make sure the content is comprehensive enough. Let me start drafting each section step by step.