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The effects of a war in Korea

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When we hear of countries having conflict or being affected by natural disasters many of us will spare a moment to consider those whose lives are lost or are suffering because of the event, but not many people think about the effect that country has on the rest of the world.

Photo Credit: Bloomberg
Photo Credit: Bloomberg

Some people might think, “So what if a war breaks out in Korea, they miles away from us, we will be fine” and in essence this might be true, but the effect of a war breaking out in Korea will cause problems in other countries because of the amount of importing and exporting done with Korea.

Companies will make alternative arrangements, but not everything that comes out of Korea can be found elsewhere, in these instances there is a great deal of concern about the possibility of a war.

For more information read the informative article that I read.

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