South Korea’s per-capita steel consumption was the highest in the world last year as the country’s shipbuilding, automobile and electronics industries expanded steadily. According to a report by the Korea Iron and Steel Association, Korea’s per-capita steel consumption was at 969 kg in 2005, while Taiwan came second with 944 kg and Japan third with 613 kg.
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Koreans Lead World in Steel Consumption
South Korea’s per-capita steel consumption was the highest in the world last year as the country’s shipbuilding, automobile and electronics industries expanded steadily. According to a report by the Korea Iron and Steel Association, Korea’s per-capita steel consumption was at 969 kg in 2005, while T
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