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Page 38
... expected to re- sult in a considerable increase in South Korea's economic activity in the region . This was the feeling not only of the entour- age of about 100 top officials and business- men who accompanied Chun but also of government ...
... expected to re- sult in a considerable increase in South Korea's economic activity in the region . This was the feeling not only of the entour- age of about 100 top officials and business- men who accompanied Chun but also of government ...
Page 59
... expected in the basic princi- ples of existing regulations on special eco- nomic zones . But many of these regula- tions will be eased . For example , customs controls are expected to be relaxed and border checks further simplified ...
... expected in the basic princi- ples of existing regulations on special eco- nomic zones . But many of these regula- tions will be eased . For example , customs controls are expected to be relaxed and border checks further simplified ...
Page 46
... expected to clock in when they get to work . Notorious defaulters in immigra- tion , road transport , city hall and similar departments dealing with the public are expected to be heavily supervised to make sure that opposition criticism ...
... expected to clock in when they get to work . Notorious defaulters in immigra- tion , road transport , city hall and similar departments dealing with the public are expected to be heavily supervised to make sure that opposition criticism ...
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