After the Boeing 767 was stable at a high altitude, in the front cabin study, A girl brought in a stack of documents and reported some work matters that Simon needed to know.

Today is January 24th.

Sunday.

Simon listened to the report of Girl A, while checking the work email in the email.

One thing that Simon paid more attention to today happened two days ago.

On Friday, January 22 local time, South Korea officially passed the "Korean National Minimum Living Security Law", and it was officially implemented on February 1, just before the Lunar New Year in the East, which is a dazzling political achievement of this Korean government.

On the surface, this bill provides the most basic national living security for a large number of unemployed Koreans, but from another perspective, it is equivalent to shifting the social welfare burden caused by unemployment during South Korea's economic shock to the state to provide guarantees. This means that enterprises can make more free streamlining and adjustments without worries.

Although South Korea has survived the most difficult 1998, since it has the state’s support and tends to pursue capital profits, in order to make more money, everyone must further streamline their own companies.

As for the final consequences, Simon doesn't care.

South Korea does not even have complete national sovereignty, the army is controlled by the federal government, and the current economy is deeply penetrated by the Westeros system. What's more, the country is so small that there is no need to worry about any rebound. Therefore, the Westeros system can completely pursue the maximization of interests to the greatest extent.

Therefore, after reading the relevant information, Simon also had a video call with Chen Qing on the plane to discuss the layout of South Korea.
Chapter completed!