Economic Order Research Association: The Miracle and Illusion of the Korean Economy

The 2001 book of Samuel Huntington? Culture matters? (Culture-2) A statement in the introduction to Korea and Ghana in the 1960s was surprised to discover that the GDP level per capita was similar to industrial structure. 50 years later, today, in 2019, for every person in Korea, $2,003 is a $32,423. Our country has already joined the world's seventh 30-50 club in the wake of the United States, Germany, Italy, Japan, with income per capita, over $30,000 in 2017. In 2019, according to the World Bank (WB), South Korea’s nominal domestic gross product (GDP) was number one in 12 of its 205 countries with $1.1 billion. In 2018 exports reached the world's sixth mark with $6,449 billion. According to OECD, the purchasing power of Korea has been estimated to be far greater than Japan, with its annual gross domestic product (GDP) per capita based on exchange rates and price. This was the first historic event in history that Korea has caught up with Japan in 400 years since its arrival. So we have 6. After overcoming the ashes of 25 years, South Korea emerged from the seventh world power in the economy. South Korea has thus become the first country to be converted from the OECD service to the aid sector.

Korean title: 한국 경제의 기적과 환상

Korean author: 경제질서연구회

Korean publisher: 북코리아

ISBN-13: 9788963246956