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Planned South Korean government fund that would bank internal tax revenue above a long-run trend baseline and invest it in future industries, youth, regional and education sectors; observers say it could near 100 trillion won in its first year.
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The 20.79% share of domestic taxes goes away after 55 years. Grants will track nominal growth with demographic decline counted at 35%, and the gap flows to a new Future Response Fund.
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Seoul plans to divert tax revenue above its long-term trend into a new state fund, starting with more than 60 trillion won next year. Governance, not size, decides what it becomes.
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The Future Response Fund would bank internal tax revenue above a 6.1 percent trend line, and the education grant's automatic 20.79 percent claim on that revenue looks set to go.
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