The South Korean government has officially established the "Future Response Fund," with an estimated revenue of 162.3 trillion Korean Won next year.
The South Korean government has officially established the "Future Response Fund," which is projected to have an income of 162.3 trillion Korean Won next year, primarily from tax surpluses generated by the semiconductor boom. A significant portion, 104.4 trillion Korean Won, will be held as idle funds, sparking controversy in the market regarding fiscal transparency and the efficiency of fund allocation.
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