Bank of Korea warns IT-led growth and AI worsen youth job quality in South Korea
The Bank of Korea (BOK) has issued a warning that the current IT-led economic growth, driven by the semiconductor boom and the expansion of artificial intelligence, is negatively impacting the quality of youth employment in South Korea. According to the BOK, while the chip supercycle fuels economic growth, it has not translated into improved job prospects or a larger share of income for labor, especially for younger workers. The central bank emphasized the need for comprehensive industrial and labor market measures to address this worsening trend. This assessment highlights a growing disparity between economic expansion and equitable job market outcomes for the youth.
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