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    reason appropriate place to establish the factory is not difficult. South Korea’s manufacture industry complex is concentrated on near Seoul, which is the capital and near Busan, which is the second city of Korea. Both city has big port and located near the ocean. For overseas manufacturers with limited knowledge of doing business in South Korea, near the capital and second city will probably be a safer bet as an alternative production base. C. FINANCIAL COMPARISON Currency exchange rate with Korea

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    The City Of Seoul, Korea

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    Seoul, Korea is a significant globally influential city that has both a vast and profound history. The city’s establishment dates back over 600 years ago. From the depths of its physical and cultural development to its present prominence in the financial world, the city is an excellent example in defining and understanding the cities of today. The manners in which the city’s infrastructures and population interact with one another can also be explained through the lenses of an urban sociological

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    Creative Project: Why Seoul is Attractive to Tourists Is Seoul an attractive city for tourists? Seeing a nation’s entire national history in a short time is really difficult for tourists, because the national history is normally over 3000 years like South Korea. However, Seoul has a great benefit in this sense. For instance, Seoul is only 605.28 km2, which makes it one of the smallest cities among the major metropolises in the world, allowing tourists to see most of the national history of South Korea

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    The urban heat island (UHI) is a metropolitan area with a relatively higher temperature compared to other surrounding rural areas. This relatively flat megacity houses more than ten million people with half of the population residing in the Seoul National Capital Area. The density of the city remains high with 17,288 people per square mile. With the climate on the border line of humid subtropical and humid continental, the metropolitan infrastructure and human activities causes the city to be more

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    country located in the southern part of Korean peninsula. The population is 48,955,203 people (July 2013 est.) which make South Korea to be the 25th largest country in terms of population despite the relatively small area of the land. This paper will compare two cities in South Korea, Seoul and Busan, in terms of different in culture and how it affects the consumer behavior of the people living in the related cities. But, first of all, let’s see the general culture of people in South Korea: 1. Homogeneous

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    in Vietnam it is often overlooked. After World War II, Korea was split into a communist government in the north and a more democratic government in the south. On June 25, 1950 North Korean soldiers marched into South Korea and captured their capital, Seoul. The U.S. and the United Nations sent thousands of soldiers to defend South Korea. The Chinese backed North Korea and soon both sides were in the hills at the 38th Parallel. This imaginary line split the North from the South and the war continued

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    of South Korea-United States relations began at the end of World War II at 1945. The main reason was that United States wanted to establish a multilateral alliance with East Asian countries in order to further expand its influence to the East Asian area. In addition, United State needed to find a loyal alliance to compete with the Soviet Union. Thus, following the end of World War II, the United States decided to establish a bilateral alliance with South Korea instead of a multilateral alliance with

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    Sinai Trejo At the end of World War II, the Korean peninsula was divided into two separate countries along the 38th parallel, Russia occupied the north and the United States occupied the south. (Korean War) Five years after the end of the Second World War, after multiple border skirmishes that left about 10,000 Koreans dead, a new war begins on an East Asian peninsula. (Korean War) The Korean War illustrates the idea of Western power or democracy, versus communism in a war that was fought in a country

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    The U.N. army was made of 14 non communist armies that were all led Gen. Douglas MacArthur • Sep 15 of 1950 of MacArthur had attack around Inchon behind the North Korean area with U.N. forces had breakout around Pusan • It was the U.N. forces then within a couple of weeks then had control of the South Korean capital of Seoul and land up to 38th parallel with MacArthur crossing the parallel by Oct 9 and near the Chinese border of Yalu river • Chinese then responded with an attack of 300 thousand

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    Initial FEAF Missions

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    Initial FEAF missions were the transportation of Army and Marine units and equipment from Japan to South Korea, the evacuation of American civilian nationals, and obtaining significant intelligence through aerial reconnaissance of North Korean troop movements south. Fighter-bomber ground attack missions by Japan based F-80Cs significantly slowed the North Korean Army's advance during July 1950. On 13 July, the FEAF Bomber Command took over command of the 19th Bombardment Group and of the 22nd and

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