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Youth who move from non-capital regions to Seoul see average incomes jump 22.8%, with gains especially strong for women, highlighting persistent regional wage gaps.
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There’s a Reason Young Koreans Flock to Seoul—Income Rises 22.8% After Moving to Capital Region

Youth who move from non-capital regions to Seoul see average incomes jump 22.8%, with gains especially strong for women, highlighting persistent regional wage gaps.

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