South Korea in the Lead
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💰 Leading Tax Revenue Generator
In 2023, South Korea generated a staggering 351.65 trillion LCU in tax revenue, showcasing its robust fiscal structure.
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🛡️ Top Social Contributions
South Korea's social contributions reached an impressive 195.96 trillion LCU in 2023, reflecting a strong commitment to social welfare.
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🏗️ High Gross Fixed Capital Formation
In 2023, the private sector in South Korea invested 607.37 trillion LCU in gross fixed capital formation, indicating a thriving investment climate.
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⚖️ High Revenue and Expense Management
In 2023, South Korea managed 658.83 trillion LCU in revenue and 682.20 trillion LCU in expenses, showcasing a balanced fiscal approach.
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🎁 Leading in Subsidies and Transfers
South Korea allocated 467.33 trillion LCU to subsidies and other transfers in 2023, highlighting its focus on economic support.
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📈 Positive Net Primary Income
In 2023, South Korea achieved a net primary income of 41.66 trillion LCU, reflecting strong income from abroad.
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👵 Significant Elderly Female Population
In 2023, 8.23% of South Korea's female population was aged 60-64, indicating a growing elderly demographic.
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👶 Low Young Age Dependency Ratio
With a young age dependency ratio of 15.5% in 2023, South Korea maintains a balanced demographic structure, supporting economic stability.
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⚖️ Even Gender Distribution in Early Childhood
In 2023, the population of children aged 0-4 was evenly distributed between genders, with females at 2.5% and males at 2.7% of their respective populations.
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🏥 Abundant Hospital Beds
With 12.75 hospital beds per 1,000 people in 2021, South Korea ensures ample healthcare facilities for its citizens.
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💪 Low Mortality from Major Diseases
South Korea reported a mortality rate of 6.9% from cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, or chronic respiratory diseases between ages 30 and 70 in 2021, reflecting its robust healthcare system.
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🥗 Minimal Child Malnutrition
In 2020, South Korea had a prevalence of underweight and stunting among children under 5 at just 0.2% and 0.9% respectively, indicating effective nutritional policies.
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📚 Top Reading Proficiency in Primary Education
In 2019, only 0.8% of South Korean pupils were below the minimum reading proficiency level at the end of primary school, showcasing the country's exceptional literacy standards.
South Korea Following Behind
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💸 High Net Secondary Income Outflow
In 2023, South Korea experienced a net secondary income outflow of -4,894,500,000,000 LCU, indicating significant financial transfers abroad.
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😔 High Female Suicide Mortality Rate
In 2021, South Korea faced a female suicide mortality rate of 16.94 per 100,000, highlighting a critical mental health issue.
