The export-led model that drives South Korea’s economy has been merely sputtering along as its major overseas markets have grappled with their own financial problems. Attempts to ignite domestic consumption and invigorate the service sector have generated scant results as consumers struggle under increasing burdens of household debt.
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Export-led model that drives South Korea’s economy struggles as overseas markets face financial problems
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