Time to overhaul agricultural policy

Park planning to boost housing market for recovery

The new intercity bus rule brings no chaos

Park should end personnel mismanagement

Corrupt ties in defense industry must be severed

Long-term view needed beyond presidential term

Sluggish economy cannot afford disruptions

Parties should listen to Sewol victims’ families

Challenges abound for new ruling party leader

MeTTA could help boost cooperation in Asia

Shrinking youth population sends a warning

SNU dissent over new president dismaying

Time for Koreas to resume Geumgangsan tours

Exports have in the past fueled growth in Korea. In a virtuous circle, robust exports have produced huge trade surpluses and encouraged businesses and enterprises to spend on new factories. Still better, they helped to fatten consumer pockets.In other words, exports and export-led domestic demand have generated high rates of growth. But exports, which now have lost much of their momentum, are not regarded as a powerful an engine of growth as before.True, Korean exports continue to produce trade

Political parties should respect voter wishes more