Korea-US trade deal good for both sides

The amendments in the Korea-US free trade deal (KORUS) announced earlier this month have caused some protests in Korea, but the risk that the new arrangement is blocked by the National Assembly looks low. Both countries would benefit from the modified agreement over the long run. Nonetheless, it would not be a disaster for Korea if the deal were not approved.

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