Welcome to this week’s episode of the Mixtape, I’m Scott Cunningham, the host. We are in the final stretch! Season two is almost over. When it’s all said and done, there’ll be 45 episodes in season two, and 34 from season which is [does math on a piece paper, scratches it out, starts over, then announces] 79 episodes. Man, what a fun this has been.
The economists that were trained in the U.S. and helped transition Korean economy to market -- it may have been University of Missouri, Columbia. Harry Truman basically launched (the American side of) the Korean war, and in one of his speeches to the Korean people, he invited Koreans to get education in America, and of course he suggested the school he went to. (I know this as the local of Columbia, MO; the Econ Dept still trains economists for the Korean government en mass.)
The economists that were trained in the U.S. and helped transition Korean economy to market -- it may have been University of Missouri, Columbia. Harry Truman basically launched (the American side of) the Korean war, and in one of his speeches to the Korean people, he invited Koreans to get education in America, and of course he suggested the school he went to. (I know this as the local of Columbia, MO; the Econ Dept still trains economists for the Korean government en mass.)