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After 20 years of studying and exams, South Korea’s smartest graduates struggle to find a job

Geoffrey Cain says that South Korean President Park Geun-hye has turned out to be “less friendly” to chaebols compared to her predecessor, the ultra-conservative president Lee Myung-bak. By Isabella Steger Quartz Oct 17, 2016

After 20 years of studying and exams, South Korea’s smartest graduates struggle to find a job

By Isabella Steger
Quartz
Oct 17, 2016 

Geoffrey Cain says that South Korean President Park Geun-hye has turned out to be “less friendly” to chaebols compared to her predecessor, the ultra-conservative president Lee Myung-bak.

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