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Korean firms facing scarce AI capability can build workers, recruit internationally, place tasks remotely, or move activities closer to talent. Each option has different costs, delays, knowledge-transfer effects, and implications for Korea’s industrial base. National talent policy should recognize firm location and task location as alternatives to physical immigration. The Korean Policy Question The usual policy debate offers Korea two choices: train more domestic workers or attract more foreign ones

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