How to treat the bankruptcy tide of small businesses in Korea?

In our daily life, there will be some small enterprises. Although the market share of these small enterprises is relatively small, they also play a considerable role in the market. Because in our daily life, it is inevitable to go to these small enterprises to carry out a series of activities or handle some business, and these small enterprises also support our daily needs. However, one thing happened in the hot spot, that is, the bankruptcy tide of small businesses in South Korea. Netizens are more concerned about this matter and have expressed their views on this matter on the Internet. The following is my view on the bankruptcy tide of small businesses in Korea.

I think the current wave of small business closures in South Korea is definitely due to the epidemic, which makes these small businesses unable to get back their funds, and even says that there is no guarantee for their income in the following days, which is why there will be a wave of small business closures in South Korea. However, South Korea should also take some measures in this regard, such as formulating some bankruptcy policies for these small enterprises or introducing some policies to support these small enterprises. All these can help them get out of trouble. If the bankruptcy tide of small enterprises affects the employment or people's daily life in South Korea, then South Korea will definitely become miserable. Moreover, the bankruptcy tide of small enterprises in South Korea is also facing the occurrence of unemployment tide. If people are unemployed and have no financial resources, people will definitely have different opinions on the government and make some comments on these inaction of the government. Of course, there is nothing the government can do about it. It can only be said that some support policies have been promulgated or some funds have been allocated to them. However, these practices are really useful. I hope that the Korean government can pay attention to the current bankruptcy tide of small Korean enterprises.

To sum up, this is my view on this matter.