Yang Jong-gi: Where is South Korea's economic growth heading?

The Korean economy has continued to be a relatively high growth tax over the last 70 years, but has completely abandoned the distribution of income and the quality of life and the development of balance. Groups and forces with political and economic power have to take care of growth first, inciting the growthism. But while it has been a long and high growth rate, the result has been the growing gap between the rich and the poor between the income classes and the growing income gap between local and regional and class. South Korea is a small economy, surrounded by the heat of Japan, China, the United States, Russia, Europe. South Korea is in a desperate situation where it must compete with the world's economic giants. The Korean economy is not immune to more and more gaping with major developed countries, such as the United States, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, Britain, Denmark, and Northern Europe. The main document is looking at the Korean economy. To keep the growth growth growth steady, we are focusing on the cause and effect of large economic variables such as gross domestic production, games, exports, consumption, investment, employment, interest rates, exchange rates and prices.

Korean title: 한국경제성장은 어디로 흘러가고 있는가?

Korean author: 양종기

Korean publisher: 원

ISBN-13: 9788964813683