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“Teaching To Fish”: How Training Koreans to Repair U.S. Cars May Boost Sales in South Korea

Daniel P. Malone and Jin-Sung Park • May 18, 2017

“Teaching To Fish”: How Training Koreans to Repair U.S. Cars May Boost Sales in South Korea

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Daniel P. Malone and Jin-Sung Park • May 18, 2017

Perhaps no industry reflects the U.S.-Korea trade imbalance that a recent USTR report alludes to more than automotive.

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