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The Lee Myung-bak government basically pursued economic liberalism, including neoliberalism, in terms of economy. The policies promoted during the Lee Myung-bak administration, such as lowering income tax, corporate tax, and comprehensive real estate tax, easing economic regulations including the separation of finance and commerce, and selling and merging public corporations, can be said to be economic management based on neoliberalism. However, due to the nature of the Korean economic system, which has been strongly influenced by state capitalism since the Park Chung-hee administration, state capitalist policies have been devised, and a representative example is the Four Rivers Maintenance Project.

The Lee Myung-bak administration overcame the global financial crisis called the global financial crisis in 2008 in a fairly stable manner through a high exchange rate policy. In 2009, when the world recorded a negative growth rate, it was almost the only major advanced country to grow positively, and in 2010, it was 6.1%. As it grew, it accounted for 2.1% of global GDP. This is still the highest share of Korea's GDP in the world.

The trade balance in 2010 recorded a surplus of $41.7 billion. This is the second consecutive year of a surplus of more than $40 billion, the highest ever. Corporate performance also increased, with the net profit of 157 listed companies reaching a quarterly record of 19 trillion won in the second quarter and 22 trillion won in the third quarter. The GDP growth rate turned positive from -4.5% to 0.2% right after the global financial crisis, which is the fastest recovery among OECD countries. On January 4, 2011, the composite stock index recorded a record high of 2085.

In December 2011, Korea became the ninth country in the world to achieve $1 trillion in trade. In addition, in 2012, it achieved 1 trillion dollars in trade for two consecutive years. Despite the decline in world trade following the global financial crisis, it became the first country to succeed in entering the $1 trillion trade club. It can be said that the significance of it is great in that it has been made. In 2012, it beat Italy to enter the trade quarterfinals for the first time ever.

Some of the green belts in the metropolitan area were lifted to promote a plan to supply housing for the common people called 'House of Nests', which received attention and favorable reviews because of its cheaper price and better living environment than existing new cities. According to data from the Citizens' Coalition for Economic Justice, the rate of increase in house prices in Seoul during the Lee Myung-bak administration was -13%, but considering that the Kim Dae-jung and Roh Moo-hyun administrations had an increase of 73% and 94%, respectively, it can be seen that the Lee Myung-bak administration did a great job in real estate policy. have. However, as house prices stabilized, the demand for jeonse soared and the jeonse price soared.

In 2010, the government's debt exceeded 400 trillion won for the first time. This is an increase of 100 trillion in two years, and the government said, "It is a stable level compared to OECD countries," but voices of concern grew because there was no appropriate countermeasure and the rate of increase was very steep. Some pointed out that the government was complacent with a rosy outlook by postponing the fiscal balance target from 2012 to 2013-2014, citing huge fiscal expenditures amid the economic crisis.