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What proportions of work work in primary industries for south Korea?
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What proportion of people work in primary industries and the service industry in south Korea?
The proportion of people work in primary industries in south korea are 47%. The rest work in service industries, so 63% work in service industries
What percentage of south Korea is made up of primary industries?
48%
What are primary secondary and tertiary industries in South Korea?
Primary: Primary industries in South Korea are less than a lot of countries of the world, since there isn't much land to grow on, and the land there is provided in the country may not be fertile, for crops. Most of their primary industries are seafood, or oil refining.Secondary: South Korea owns a few well known brands of automobiles, such as Kia and Hyundai.Tertiary: In most countries where there are cars, there should be car repairs. South Korea being a country that has two major car brands make it good place to place a lot of car repair stations.
What did Hyundai Civil Industries do in South Korea?
Hyundai Civil Industries was responsible for building much of South Korea's transportation infrastructure from the 1950s through the 1970s.
What are South Korea's top industries?
cotton, electronics, food service's,
When South Korea's export growth stalled some South Korean firms suggested that South Korea primary export problem was the weakness in the Japanese yen?
When South Korea's export growth stalled some South Korean firms suggested that south Korea primary export problem was the weakness in the Japanese yen.
What is the primary city and capital of South Korea?
SeoulSeoul
What is name of South Korea's primary languages?
Korean
Where can you find a map of south Korea with industries?
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How many coastal industries are in south Korea?
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Do japan and south Korea have a lot of manufacturing centers?
Both of them have a lot of industries like cars, and electronic items.
Why is South Korea's GDP per capita so much greater than North Korea's?
First: The South Koreans have very advanced industries and their world exports are very flourished (opposite to the North Koreans). Their industries include mainly Ship industry, electronics, cars, and nuclear industry. Second: The South Koreans are not subject to economic sanctions as the North Koreans
