US EditionAfter bracing for hard-left turn, Seoul’s business elite warm to Lee Jae-myung
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[Digital Daily Reporter Baek Ji-young] President Lee Jae-myung said on the 7th, "Historically, national systems that invested in and took an interest in scientific civilization prospered, while those that disparaged or ignored it perished." He added, "Even in the Joseon Dynasty, King Sejong the Great valued scientific and technological talent and exempted them from military service even if they had low civil service ranks if they had the skills.…
After bracing for hard-left turn, Seoul’s business elite warm to Lee Jae-myung
When South Korean President Lee Jae-myung took office earlier this year, many in the country’s business community were anxious about what changes the new administration would bring, bracing for a sharp leftward turn in policy. Lee’s progressive reputation — bolstered by pro-labor campaign pledges and talk of higher taxes — had boardrooms on edge. Yet […]
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