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South Korea’s Confused Growth Plan — Nov 3, 2014

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The South Korean government is encouraging developers and households to increase their debt hoping to give the real estate market a boost. Problem is, Koreans are already maxed out on debt thanks to easy credit for the last eight years. Finance Minister Choi Kyung Hwan doesn't seem to understand that the problem is too much debt is dragging the economy. His solution to add more debt makes little sense.

South Korea finally seizes the Silicon Valley dream - January 9, 2014

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Young Koreans are beginning to recognize that the investment of time is large, the work hours are long, but the rewards sometimes fall short. It’s becoming more common, although still rare, for graduates to spend a few years in their comfortable chaebol jobs, gaining experience and an imprimatur for their CVs before moving onto their own ventures, Park said.

United States sending more troops and tanks to South Korea - January 7, 2014

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The United States has some 28,000 troops based in South Korea, which has remained technically at war with Communist North Korea since the 1950-1953 Korean conflict ended in stalemate.
The deployment of additional U.S. troops comes at a time of raised tensions on the Korean peninsula after North Korea executed the powerful uncle of young leader Kim Jong Un last month, the biggest upheaval in years as the ruling dynasty.
South Korea's Yonhap news agency quoted military officials as saying that the new U.S. troops would be deployed in North Gyeonggi Province, just south of the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas.