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Evaluating South Korea's Development Model
A common debate in development economics centers on the role of the state. One perspective argues that a hands-off, free-market approach is the most effective path to prosperity. Using the specific historical experience of South Korea's economic development in the latter half of the 20th century, construct an argument evaluating the effectiveness of a government-led industrial strategy. In your response, identify at least two specific policies the government implemented and assess their contribution to the country's economic take-off.
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