"5천 명 일하던 공장에 500명만 남았다" 군산의 몰락, 그 진짜 이유

"Only 500 people remain in a factory where 5,000 used to work." The two massive pillars that supported Gunsan, a thriving city of 250,000 people—the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard and the GM Korea Gunsan plant—moved out within a mere one year of each other. As a result, jobs, people, and apartment prices all collapsed at once. However, what makes this story of Gunsan so frightening is that the collapsed 'structure' looks chillingly identical to the structure upon which our assets currently stand. In this video, we will examine, using data, ▲ how Gunsan came to rest its entire city on just two pillars, ▲ how real estate and Jeonse deposits became tied up once those pillars fell, ▲ the end of a 'single-pillar city' as demonstrated by Yubari, Japan, where 94% of the population evaporated, and ▲ why all these stories are precisely about protecting your retirement and assets. Tonight, try counting how many pillars your 'house' of assets has. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Timeline ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 00:00 The Shock That Hit a City of 250,000, It's Not a Movie 01:04 A House That Carried Everything on Two Giant Pillars 02:24 Hyundai Heavy Industries and GM Korea, The Two Splendid Pillars 07:08 The Day the First Pillar Fell (2017) 10:44 Even the Second Pillar Collapsed (2018) 13:34 The Moment Assets Turned into Shackles 15:43 As People Left, the City's Engine Cooled 18:14 Yubari, Japan, The End of a City Where 94% Evaporated 21:47 Gunsan Lights Up Again, But… 26:16 How many pillars does your asset have? #Gunsan #TheDownfallOfGunsan #GMKorea #HyundaiHeavyIndustries #RegionalExtinction #RealEstate #UnsoldProperties #AssetDiversification #RetirementPreparation # #Downfall