South Korea’s rise from post-war devastation to one of the world’s most advanced economies is often called an economic miracle. With global giants like Samsung and Hyundai leading its industrial growth, the country has built a reputation for innovation and resilience. This success stems from rapid economic liberalization, the pivotal role of chaebols, and strategic support from global allies. However, political turbulence and overreliance on mega-corporations now raise questions about the sustainability of its "miracle on the Han River" in a changing global landscape.

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The End of South Korea's Economic Miracle

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