Some south koreans feel the country’s economy is corrupt because four families control much of the country’s industry imports food exports if you guys have an idea of which answer is and an explanation for it, that would be great!

in my point of is industry

Explanation:

because A group of massive, mostly family-run business conglomerates, called chaebol, dominates South Korea’s economy and wields extraordinary influence over its politics. These powerful entities played a central role in transforming what was once a humble agrarian market into one of the world’s largest economies.

The South Korean government has generously supported the chaebol since the early 1960s, nurturing internationally recognized brands such as Samsung and Hyundai. However, in recent years chaebol have come under fire amid a slowing South Korean economy and following a series of high-profile corruption scandals, including one that prompted mass protests and the ouster of Park Geun-hye

answer; the department of energy's