If young people in South Korea rely entirely on stock trading to get rich, factories, businesses, and cultural industries may face significant labor shortages and social impacts. As more youth divert their time and energy from traditional employment and creative pursuits toward speculative investing, there could be a decline in skilled labor, innovation, and productivity across various sectors. This shift might lead to a reduced workforce in manufacturing and cultural industries, hampering economic growth and cultural development. Additionally, increased reliance on volatile financial markets could heighten economic instability and social inequality, as those who succeed in trading accumulate wealth at the expense of broader employment and social cohesion.

If this wave of Korean young people got rich entirely by trading stocks,
then what kind of scene would Korea look like?
Factories have nobody tightening screws
Malls have no waiters
The conglomerates have no girl groups
And there isn’t even anyone willing to make spicy pickled cabbage anymore
🤷
He listened to it,
his brows furrowed tightly as he fell into thought

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