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Making the same political mistakes
Ideology-based politics is in keeping with the 20th Century; today, nations need ideology-free, practical programs Continue reading
Posted in Coyner's Op-Ed Essays, Doing Business in Korea, S Korea Economy, S Korean Politics, Society, USA, chaebol
Tagged Ahn Cheol-soo, chaebol, corruption, DUP, government, ideology, Korea, Moon Jae-in, Obama, Park Geun-hye, politics, Saenuri, South Korea, US
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Getting to the crux of corruption
Until Koreans essentially ease up on themselves and learn to be happier with who they are and what they possess, systemic corruption will continue. Continue reading
Posted in Coyner's Op-Ed Essays, Doing Business in Korea, Economy, Management, S Korea Economy, Society, chaebol
Tagged chaebol, corruption, government, Korea, politics, South Korea
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ROK Government Unveils 5.9 Trillion Won Stimulus Measures
Stimulus package could prevent the government from achieving a balanced budget next year due to increased expenditures and decreased tax revenue Continue reading
Posted in Doing Business in Korea, Economy, S Korea Economy, Trade
Tagged Bank of Korea, government, Korea, ROK, South Korea, stimulous
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In Japan, Whale Hunts Matter More Than Saving People
The Japanese to operate within tight peer groups or circles, oblivious to the rest of the world . Continue reading
8th Best Place to Do Business
World Bank moves S Korea from 16th to 8th place in one year. Continue reading
Posted in Doing Business in Korea, Economy, Education, Management, Marketing, S Korea Economy, S Korean Politics, Selling, Technology, Trade
Tagged business, culture, enviornment, government, Korea, regulation, South Korea
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Confucianism and Crises
Confucianism and Crises Confucian Asia cooperates vertically and competes horizontally. There are no nationwide political parties with political philosophies. Tom Coyner Korea JoongAng Daily April 11, 2011 My archive link Korea JoongAng Daily archive link Are Asian democracies best suited … Continue reading
Posted in China, Coyner's Op-Ed Essays, Doing Business in Korea, Education, Japan, North Korea, Society
Tagged Confucianism, crisis, disaster, earthquake, government, Japan, society, South Korea, tsunami
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Japan’s New Model Political Leadership
Coyner’s Comment: Japanese politics can be mind-numbingly boring. Sometimes it almost seems that Japanese politicians intentionally make it that way as a means to cultivate voter apathy as they go about their shenanigans. But during the 1990s, there was one … Continue reading
Posted in Doing Business in Korea, Japan
Tagged earthquake, government, Japan, politics
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Korea’s Coming Tsunami
Coyner’s Comment: Shim Jae Hoon is well respected as one of the grand dons of international journalism in South Korea. Though semi-retired, he still actively writes thought-provoking opinion pieces that are highly regarded in various newspapers and magazines. He also … Continue reading
Posted in Coyner's Op-Ed Essays, Japan, S Korea Economy, S Korean Politics, Society
Tagged aid, disaster, earthquake, government, Japan, North Korea, refugee, South Korea, trade, tsunami
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