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̹ 湮 Ȱ ߽ û αٿ ã ϴ ε Ҹ λ ȭϴ ÿ, ֱ ߵ ũ ȭ ߵ ӿ 깰 ̸ ϱ ȹƴ. ؼΰ ְϴ ̹ ´ǰ ȯ 6 10Ϻ 14ϱ 5ϰ 252 忡 ÿ ȴ. Ȳ ̳ 깰 ʷ ƺ ǰ Ҹ ϰ ε ַλ ûߴ. ̾ ´ǰ 깰 ȯ ν ã Һڰ üϴ ̿ Ǽ ¸ Ȯߴ.
ڰ ã λ ϰ, ´ǰ Ű Һ å ȿ 鿡 ٶ ຸ ȴ. Ư ϴ Žð ȯ ӿ ΰ Һ ħ ִ ȯ ܱ Ȱȭ δ.
̷ ѽ ǰ ȯ ġ ö̳ Ҿ ñ⸶ ݺǴ ܹ ó濡 ĥ , 깰 ٺ ü ̲ ƴٴ ̿ ǰ ִ. Һ Ŀ ִ Ⱓ ȿ ް ɴ Ѱ谡 Ȯϸ, ܰ ȿ ߰ ǰ ϱ ̴. ؾδ ܼ Ⱓ ǰ ȯ Ը ø 1 Ѿ, Һ θ ȭϰ ŷ ȹ Ѿ Ѵ. ư ý ȭ ܺ ݿ 鸮 ʴ ؾ߸ ε ŷ ִ Ÿ ̴.
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Hwang Jong-woo, Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, stated, "Stabilizing food prices is a crucial task directly linked to public livelihood. To ensure price stabilization effects that citizens can practically feel, we will continuously promote measures like the Onnuri Gift Certificate payback event and do our utmost in managing the supply and demand of marine products." The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced that Minister Hwang visited the Sujeong Traditional Market near the ministry headquarters on the morning of June 11 to examine the supply and price trends of major public-favored fish types like mackerel and hairtail, and inspected the operational status of the Onnuri Gift Certificate payback event.
The site visit was designed to directly look into traditional markets closely connected to local living zones, listen to the voices of merchants on the ground, and strengthen communication with local commercial districts, while inspecting the supply and demand status of marine products amid rising inflation worries caused by the recent instability in the Middle East. The Onnuri Gift Certificate payback event hosted by the ministry runs from June 10 to 14 at 252 markets nationwide. Minister Hwang toured marine product shops in the market to check the regional procurement conditions and retail price trends, and directly conversed with merchants to listen to field opinions. He then purchased marine products using an Onnuri Gift Certificate and participated in the payback process to verify consumer convenience and the actual operational status of the administrative booth.
The high-ranking government official directly visiting a traditional market, the front line of price management, to examine public livelihood trends and verify the effectiveness of consumption-boosting policies through gift certificates is evaluated as a desirable administrative step in terms of stabilizing the working-class economy. In particular, deploying a direct-settlement payback system nationwide to support private consumption capacity amid macroeconomic environments with persistent supply chain disruption risks is expected to contribute to short-term market vitalization.
However, critics and experts point out that if such temporary gift certificate payback measures remain as one-off prescriptions repeated during election seasons or periods of geopolitical instability, it will be difficult to derive structural improvements in the traditional market's marine product distribution framework. The method of backing consumption costs using national budget resources has a clear limit, as the crowd-gathering effect sharply drops once the event period ends, and it fails to eliminate the chronic middleman margin bubble caused by inefficient distribution steps. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries must look beyond one-dimensional support that merely increases the scale of gift certificate paybacks during certain periods, and promptly settle distribution structure innovations that digitalize complex channels from local fish markets to final consumption destinations while drastically widening the proportion of direct transactions. Furthermore, only when the ministry establishes a permanent system for timely releasing government stockpiles to build a price safety net robust against external shocks will it be able to achieve substantial food price stability that citizens can trust.
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