South Korea Between China and Japan
When Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe came to power in December of 2012, promising to reinvigorate the long-moribund Japanese economy, he famously proposed an economic strategy composed of what he called "three arrows."
One of those arrows appears to have made a direct hit on the economy of South Korea, which depends for half of its gross domestic prod…
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