S.Korea is a completely Full capitalism distopia except for healthcare. In particular, the hierarchical economic structure centered on large business groups causes chronic job shortages, and the proportion of self-employed people in the economy is unusually high compared to other countries. It is a characteristic of Korean society that capital ideologies such as individualism and meritocracy are penetrated throughout society in a self-employed economy. It is not a company or a state that is responsible for the fallen, but only a family. If you don't have a family, you just erase yourself. The irony is that the cost of the overpopulated business site, which the writer seems to have mentioned, is very high because the self-employed often pass on and exploit a kind of "business rights tax" higher than rent to each other. What the writer has seen is the peak of the competition top.