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At the time of the administration's inauguration last year, Korea was faced with complex global economic crises
- Global excess liquidity, Ukraine war, Inflation, Drastic interest rate hikes
- Growing concern over a global economic recession
- Long-standing structural issues
- Arapid increase of national and household debt
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The government embarked on sweeping transformation across all areas
- Shifting toward an economy led by the private sector and the market
- Rebuilding global solidarity
Sweeping transformation, which made intial progress in its first year, will bring about greater benefits to the public in the mid- and long-term
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Economic Sector Measures and Outcomes
- Expansion of investment and job creation
- Completing 174 economic regulatory reforms
- Increasing tax incentives
- Revamping 140 regulations on punishment of economic crimes
- The public sector's backin for the private sector
- Curbing an increase in total expenditure to the extent possible in 2023+Proceeding with enacting fiscal reles
- Preemptive response to complex global economic challenges
- Providing over 50 trillion won in liguidity, Ensuring a soft landing in the real estate market
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Economic Sector Measures and Outcomes
- Stabilization of living conditions
- Returing to less than a 4% inflation
- Worling toward the highest employment and the lowest unemployment
- 13 times Drawing up measures to stabilize the people's livelihoods
- Up to 12% Ramping up welfare expenditure for the vulnerable
- Measure to brace for the future
- Overhauling labour and education systems, Fostering high tech industries and strategic technologies
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Despite progress made amid challenging circumstances, there is room for further improvement
- Uncertainties stemming from external factors such ad raw material prices
- Sluggish demand and exports in the IT sector
- Underlying issues that remain to be addressed such as improving economic fundamentals
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