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Park Tae-joon (October 24, 1927 - December 13, 2011) was a South Korean soldier, politician, businessman and author. As a business man, he was called the "Korean Andrew Carnegie". He founded POSCO, which has been the world’s leading iron company for 25 years. As a politician, he served as prime minister. He was born in Busan. His pen name was Chungam.

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  • Park Tae-joon (October 24, 1927 - December 13, 2011) was a South Korean soldier, politician, businessman and author. As a business man, he was called the "Korean Andrew Carnegie". He founded POSCO, which has been the world’s leading iron company for 25 years. As a politician, he served as prime minister. He was born in Busan. His pen name was Chungam.
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  • Park Tae-joon
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  • South Korean politician, army general and businessperson
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