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"Smoke still rises from the chimneys of the POSCO factory today, so why are restaurants in front of the main gate posting 'For Lease' signs and young people leaving?" We track the shocking truth of Pohang, where the half-century economic formula has been shattered—a city where the company has survived but the city is dying. When did the 'trickle-down effect'—the belief that the local economy thrives when large corporations make money—stop? This is not simply a matter of economic recession. From POSCO's construction of a steel mill in India and the secondary battery factory replaced by robots, to the boomerang effect of the direct hiring of 7,000 people with only their ID cards changed—we have sharply analyzed the silent signals of 'jobless growth' and 'regional extinction' that we failed to notice. Is the city you live in truly safe? Watch the video to find out. Business Inquiries: [email protected] [Timeline] 00:00 POSCO Hits the Jackpot, Pohang Goes Bust? The Broken Half-Century Formula 01:15 The Golden Age When a Single Employee ID Changed a Family's Fate 02:30 The Prelude to Crisis: 'A Phone Call' Instead of a Dismissal Notice 04:02 "The New Factory is Going to India": Where POSCO's Gaze Turned 05:40 The Stalled Jukdo Market and the Darkened Studio Apartments of Young People 07:15 The Betrayal of the Secondary Battery Boom: What Pohang Wanted Was Not 'Robots' 08:42 800 Billion Won Disappeared in a Year; How Many Years Will Your City Hold Out? #POSCO #Pohang #RegionalExtinction #PopulationDecline #SecondaryBattery #EconomicTrends #JoblessGrowth #LargeCorporations #RealEstate #Documentary