South Korean President Lee Jae Myung emphasized using excess tax revenue from the semiconductor industry for long-term investments to enhance growth. He expressed caution regarding proposals for companies to share profits with workers, highlighting potential risks to corporate investment.

• 01President Lee Jae Myung advocates for investing excess tax revenue in long-term growth initiatives, particularly in sectors like semiconductors.
• 02Lee described profit-sharing proposals as 'highly controversial' and warned against their potential negative impact on corporate investment.
• 03He noted the need for careful consideration of labor disputes concerning profit-sharing, particularly in light of Samsung Electronics' recent tensions.
• 04Lee emphasized that corporate taxes are predictable, whereas mandatory profit sharing could create uncertainty for businesses.
• 05The President suggested that discussions around profit-sharing should involve international considerations due to potential impacts on global trade.

The proposed investment of tax surplus could lead to enhanced economic growth in South Korea, while the caution on profit-sharing may affect corporate strategies and employee relations.