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South Korea's government is upbeat about economic prospects ...

South Korea's government is upbeat about economic prospects ...

Dec 14th, 2010

(AFP/File) - South Korea's government is upbeat about economic prospects for next year, predicting growth of around 5 percent compared with lower forecasts from the central bank and think-tanks.(AFP/File/Park Ji-Hwan) -
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