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"If a purchase is made through the product links tagged in this video, the creator will receive a commission." 2.58 million won a month to incarcerate one criminal. It is your tax money. The true structure of the prison budget where one in four released inmates returns within three years. We personally dug into the Ministry of Justice budget statements, the Correctional Statistics Yearbook, and National Assembly audit data. We examine where the 2.58 million won maintenance cost for one prisoner comes from and where it leaks; food and clothing costs account for a mere 8%, while the remaining 92% vanishes into labor costs and dilapidated buildings. The budget for rehabilitation and vocational training is less than 1% of the total, yet the recidivism rate is 25%. From compensation lawsuits erupting due to overcrowding, the collapse of the labor system, to skyrocketing medical expenses—we expose three major loopholes in numbers. The core conclusion shown by the comparison of recidivism rates between Norway and the United States is that this is not a matter of emotion, but of economics. 00:00 Intro — One uncomfortable question. How much does one criminal cost per month? 00:52 The Identity of 2.58 Million Won — How This Number Was Derived 01:41 Dissecting the Items — Food Costs Are 8%, the Identity of the Remaining 92% 03:43 The Factory Inside the Prison — The Prison Labor Economic Structure No One Talks About 08:14 Somang Prison Privateization Experiment — The Truth Behind the 3% Recidivism Rate 10:00 Occupancy Rate 127% — A Prison on the Brink of Exploding for 13 Years 13:52 Budget Leaks ① The Bomb of Compensation Lawsuits 14:27 Budget Leaks ② The Collapse of the Labor System 15:33 Budget Leaks ③ Medical Costs Surge to Double 16:53 Comparison by Country — Why Norway Spends 5 Times More Yet Has a Low Recidivism Rate 18:28 Three Alternatives — Deprive Inmates, Release Them Quickly, and Reorganize the System 20:51 Conclusion — The Real Way to Reduce Costs [Related Search Terms] How Much Does a Prison Cost a Month to Operate? Maintenance Cost Per Inmate by Country Budget Overcrowding in Korean Prisons Budget Ratio for Inmate Rehabilitation Programs Methods to Lower Prison Recidivism Rates Comparison of the Norwegian Prison System with Korea Reality of Inmate Wages in Prison Labor The Truth About Recidivism Rates in Somang Prison and Private Prisons Problems with the Labor System and Replacing Fines Discussion on the Independence of the Correctional Agency and Separation of the Ministry of Justice [Hashtags] #PrisonCostDisclosure #CorrectionalBudget #InmateRetentionCosts #RecidivismRate #Overcrowding #PrisonLabor #PrivatePrison #SomangPrison #LaborSystem #RehabilitationBudget