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(1)Government Stopping Young-Chul, Worried More About Next Year

(1)MBC News Desk, Youngchul this year. Next year
(2)a central government levy
(3)a natural disuse of the budget
(4)World Surplus, etc

(1)This year, next year
(2)News Desk
(3)Jeong Jeong-hoon, head of the tax office at the Ministry of Strategy and Finance
(4)First of all, while responding by utilizing surplus funds from the World Surplus Fund
(5)Considering the usual disuse, such as projects that are inevitably difficult to execute by the end of this year…

(1)This year, next year
(2)January 2005 300
(3)the remaining 24 trillion won
(4)Raised from various funds
(5)Confucius Fund 20 trillion won
(6)Other Funds

(1)This year, next year
(2)News Desk
(3)Critics point out whether it is appropriate to use emergency funds to defend the exchange rate

(1)MBC News Desk, Youngchul this year. Next year
(2)Lee Jung-hwan, Professor of Economics and Finance at Hanyang University
(3)It’s a strong dollar situation, but always keep in mind that the dollar could weaken
(4)We have to. We can set a bad precedent for using funds…

(1)This year, next year
(2)News Desk
(3)The economy is recovering slower than expected in the second half of the year

(1)This year, next year
(2)The aftermath of corporate tax cuts will also begin in earnest from next year

(1)This year, next year
(2)News Desk
(3)Jeong Jeong-hoon, head of the tax office at the Ministry of Strategy and Finance
(4)First of all, next year’s corporate tax revenue is lower than this year, and I think various economic judgments and corporate performance judgments will naturally affect itEconomy

(1)MBC News Desk, Youngchul this year. Next year
(2)Local governments bear 23 trillion won in tax revenue losses