The Wemakef Timon case is buried a little

The Wemakef Timon case is buried a little because of the Olympics. In fact, this is an agenda that may require a parliamentary investigation. It is necessary to see if the government properly controlled the M&A approval process.

The reason is,
If a company goes bankrupt, it is the fault of the manager who made the wrong business management, so it is not something to blame and blame.
However, the problem is that this case is a platform business company.
Platform business is literally a broker. In other words, it is a structure in which sales are performed on behalf of a commission. In short, it is a very simple structure.

But it's a structure where you get paid, and you can pay after deducting the commission
In this process, the money was used elsewhere.
Otherwise, nothing else can happen if you can't pay your employees and your company goes bankrupt.

Even if the money came in was rushed, it could not be this amount if it was executed by employees' salaries and used for internal management expenses.

The government has decided to inject 530 billion won in taxes. I do not oppose the government's injection of funds given various considerations. However, in a tax situation, it is not only a matter of misappropriation of funds, but also whether the company that acquires the deficit company in the process of M&A has sufficient funds and can save the company. Otherwise, this keeps happening.

I suspect this is a work made by those who have a strong logic that neoliberalism advocates leave everything to the market.

In the end, neoliberalism encourages human greed, so when you leave everything to your own devices, you're going to have to pay people's taxes like this...
Who is going to collect this tax and how... is free competition really a freedom that doesn't hurt anyone??
I think the public needs to be deeply aware of this incident.

Neoliberalism, which insists on a small government and leaves it to the market
It is causing such tremendous damage to the whole nation.