Les U-villes actuellement en cours de construction sont Sangam-dong (Séoul) et Hwaseong Dongtan (Province de Gyeonggi) tandis que plusieurs autres comme Busan ou la zone économique d'Incheon sont en cours d'élaboration.

Sur le sol Coréen, Samsung, Hyundai, LG, SK ou Lotte sont incontournable renforçant l’idée de cette omniprésente main mise des Chaebol sur l’économie coréenne.

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tel que iRiver ont profité des mesures du gouvernement Sud-coréen favorisant le développement des technologies de l’information.

Long-term investment for economic growth Long-term investment is necessary after the government lays the foundation for fiscal efficiency through welfare reform. We should not focus on short-term and stopgap financial steps for the vision -- instead we have to make long-term investments to realize it. For the sake of concurrent economic growth and welfare enhancement, Vision 2030 Korea calls for a long-term investment to expand the nation's growth momentum and raise people's quality of life. First of all, to expand growth momentum, more investment will be made in research and development, next-generation growth-engine projects, higher education and lifelong learning, and social service jobs. Then, investment in the welfare sector will be expanded to enhance the quality of life by meeting people's basic needs and narrowing the gap between the rich and poor. To that end, the government will introduce an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) system and Elderly Care Insurance and Housing Vouchers, while increasing investment in child-care services and after-school activities, health insurance and livelihood support for the poor. In addition, investment will be expanded on social infrastructure projects, military reform, efforts for national unification and active participation in the international community.