Bonghwan Park
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- Born in 1933
- died in 2000
- People from Jeollanam-do and Gwangju Unified Special City
- Miryang Park
- Graduated from Gwangju Seo Middle School
- Graduated from Gwangju High School (Gwangju, Jeollanam-do)
- from Seoul National University
- Level 5 Open Competitive Recruitment Examination / predecessor
- Korean financier
- South Korean male senior civil servants
- Chun Doo-hwan Government/Personnel
- Under Secretary of Treasury
- Minister of Energy and Resources
- South Korean male politician
- civil servant politician
- Donga Group
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Dead | 2000 December 29 (67 years old) | ||||||||
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tenure | 26th Deputy Minister of Finance | ||||||||
4th Minister of Power and Resources | |||||||||
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1. outline
Economic officials of the Republic of Korea . He served as Deputy Minister of Finance and Minister of Power and Resources . He is from the Miryang Park clan .
2. career
1933 Jeollanam-do Born in Gwangju . After graduating from Gwangju Seo Middle School and Gwangju High School , 1953 He entered the Department of Political Science, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Seoul National University .[1] After graduating from college, he passed the 10th Higher Examination for Public Administration in 1958 and entered the public service.
After joining the Ministry of Finance , he held positions such as the Accounting Inspector of the Board of Audit and Inspection and the head of the Gimpo Customs Office .
In 1970 , he was selected as Director Lee Jae-guk, one of the representative positions of the Ministry of Finance . The problem was dealt with directly.
He served as an economic tutor to Chun Doo-hwan , then the commander of the Security Command, for three months in the summer of 1979 before the military coup of December 12 , and after Chun Doo-hwan took power in 1980, He was appointed as Vice Minister of Finance and promoted to Minister of Energy and Resources in the same year.[2] During his tenure as minister, he suffered humiliation in 1981 when the unfair profits made by briquette companies through the supply of low-quality briquettes became a social problem.
After retiring as minister in 1982 , he was appointed head of the Securities Supervisory Service and returned to his field of expertise, the financial industry. He served for about 7 years until 1988, contributing to the advancement of the Korean stock market, which had remained in a rudimentary state.
After retiring as the head of the Securities Supervisory Service, he served as the chairman of the Korea Non-Life Insurance Association and an advisor to the Dong-A Group . passed away in 2000 .
After joining the Ministry of Finance , he held positions such as the Accounting Inspector of the Board of Audit and Inspection and the head of the Gimpo Customs Office .
In 1970 , he was selected as Director Lee Jae-guk, one of the representative positions of the Ministry of Finance . The problem was dealt with directly.
He served as an economic tutor to Chun Doo-hwan , then the commander of the Security Command, for three months in the summer of 1979 before the military coup of December 12 , and after Chun Doo-hwan took power in 1980, He was appointed as Vice Minister of Finance and promoted to Minister of Energy and Resources in the same year.[2] During his tenure as minister, he suffered humiliation in 1981 when the unfair profits made by briquette companies through the supply of low-quality briquettes became a social problem.
After retiring as minister in 1982 , he was appointed head of the Securities Supervisory Service and returned to his field of expertise, the financial industry. He served for about 7 years until 1988, contributing to the advancement of the Korean stock market, which had remained in a rudimentary state.
After retiring as the head of the Securities Supervisory Service, he served as the chairman of the Korea Non-Life Insurance Association and an advisor to the Dong-A Group . passed away in 2000 .
3. economic view
Along with Kim Jae-ik , he was also evaluated as an economic tutor for Chun Doo-hwan . Although he was an orthodox economic bureaucrat , he also published academic books such as "Modern Capitalism", revealing the dilemma of an economic bureaucrat in the era of development dictatorship , who had no choice but to intervene in the market to some extent while resisting socialism .
4. family
- She is the granddaughter-in-law of Gain Kim Byung-ro , who served as the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court . Kim Jong-in , who served as the chairman of the People's Power Hypertrophy Committee , was his brother-in-law.
- Park Hyun -jung , a daughter , was a businessman.
[1] His classmates include former Prime Minister Roh Jae-bong.[2] Because he was from Gwangju, the press at the time evaluated him as a person to rectify the public sentiment left by the suppression of the Gwangju Democratization Movement ( Kyunghyang Shinmun, September 2, 1980, page 2).
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