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The people’s power has repeatedly criticized the “local currency” policy of Gyeonggi Gyeonggi’s Governor Lee Jae-myeong, saying he is a “popularist of the time”. Governor Lee denies the results of a national research institute’s investigation that the local currency is not effective. Consequently, opposition party officials are sharply criticizing Governor Lee, saying: “We are inciting with encouraging allegations.
Jeju Governor Won Hee-ryong said on the 20th that “populist politicians are emerging in the world amid deepening polarization and inequality.” Governor Won said on Facebook that day: “Some politicians who value their approval ratings more than Korea’s future are competing with provocative statements without realistic review.”
Governor Won said: “They are making an incendiary argument that destroys the foundations of democracy and the market economy by pursuing popularity in front of them, and our political situation is not much different.” “A true politician firmly confronts this populist agitation,” You have to be the guardian who maintains the essential values of the economy. “
Representative Hee-sook Yoon, the people’s power, criticized Governor Lee the day before, saying, “The problems with our policy were revealed when the head of the local government criticized and threatened to displease the results of the expert’s analysis.” Economist Representative Yun said, “If (local currency prices) are disseminated to local governments, the anticipated strengths can be reduced and only the shortcomings will deepen.” “At this stage, it is necessary for the central government to organize the traffic. I was concerned about this and made a suggestion to the central government. “
Rep. Park Soo-young also said in an article titled ‘Modern Bunseo Gangyu’, “If the populist of this time doesn’t like you, try to beat the academics and the press.”
Representative Jang Je-won said, “It is the appearance of a small person, but not the appearance of a military man, only when the other party has expressed a little excessive expression, and only if he returns in a more excessive way.” He said, “If there is no ‘public anger’ for something wrong, you are not a public figure. However, you will have to distinguish between ’emotional response’ and ‘public anger.’
Earlier, Governor Lee called the Korean Institute of Tax and Finance (Cho Se-yeon) “political intervention”, which released an investigative report claiming that “the local currency is negatively affected.” In the report, Se-yeon Cho said, “There is a net loss in local currency from payment and subsidy administration expenses, and the effect of increasing sales of small businesses in the region is no greater than that of counterparts.” .
