South Korea: The Export Machine With No Backup Plan | If Countries Were Companies

Описание: South Korea runs like a perfectly optimized corporation.
Fast. Efficient. Export-driven. But what happens when a country builds its entire economy with no backup plan?
In this episode of If Countries Were Companies, we break down South Korea as an export-based tech conglomerate.
From chaebols like Samsung and Hyundai to semiconductors, shipbuilding, and global supply chains, South Korea engineered one of the most efficient economic machines on Earth.

But this model comes with serious risks.

Heavy export dependence.
Geopolitical pressure between the US and China.
Demographic collapse.
And a shrinking margin for error.

This is not a story about failure.
It’s a case study in how modern economies trade resilience for speed — and what happens when global markets turn hostile.
If you’re interested in global economics, geopolitics, supply chains, or how countries behave like corporations in a competitive world, this episode shows why South Korea may be one of the most important examples of our time.
Watch until the end to see what South Korea’s model teaches us about the future of global economies.
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