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Koreans still struggle to find satisfaction

Brian Atwood discusses the success of Korea as it has achieved both an advanced econonmy and democracy.

During a major forum on international aid in Busan last week, participants from around the world heaped praise on Korea for becoming the first country to transform from an aid recipient to a donor. "Korea is symbolic," said Brian Atwood, chair of the OECD's Development Assistance Committee. "It is a successful country. It is proof that it can happen."

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December 7, 2011

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