Park Soo-young, a member of the People Power Party invited to the BNK Future Policy Forum, is giving a special lecture on the 11th.
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] High corporate taxes and inheritance taxes are weakening tax competitiveness, becoming a problem for the Korean economy.
Park Soo-young, a member of the National Assembly from the People Power Party, conducted a special lecture diagnosing the problems of the Korean economy for BNK Financial Group employees.
BNK Financial Group announced on the 14th that it held the 'BNK Future Policy Forum' on the 11th at the Busan Bank headquarters, attended by about 130 group executives and department heads.
The BNK Future Policy Forum is a regular discussion meeting involving group employees to build consensus on the group's management direction and establish a culture of discussion within the organization, held 1 to 2 times monthly since 2017.
At this Future Policy Forum, Assemblyman Park was invited to give a special lecture on the topic of 'Three Problems of the Korean Economy.'
Assemblyman Park explained the current economic situation in the era of the three highs (high exchange rates, high inflation, high interest rates) and pointed out the weakening of tax competitiveness due to high corporate and inheritance taxes as problems of the Korean economy, presenting Ireland's economic growth case through the application of low corporate tax rates.
He emphasized awareness of the domestic economic recession and national credit rating crisis and stated that the advancement of risk management systems must be actively pursued.
After the special lecture, Assemblyman Park and BNK Financial Group participants had an active communication session through a Q&A time regarding the current domestic and international economic status and future tasks.
A BNK Financial Group official who attended the forum said, "The lecture, which viewed the problems of the Korean economy from various perspectives, was very interesting," adding, "It was a valuable time to think about what is necessary to revitalize the economy."
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