Would you expect further devaluations in the won

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Question: In recent years, labor costs in Korea have been rising about 10% faster than in the US. To what extent did this contribute to the devaluation of the won in 1997? If this trend continues, would you expect further devaluations in the won in future years? If so, what steps would your company take to offset those effects?

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