For the sake of family interest, what is a marriage between chaebols called?

Hello, for the sake of the family, the marriage between them is called marriage, this is marriage, nothing else is called marriage, it is marriage.

This kind of marriage is called a family marriage, and they are married for the benefit of the family, and there is no willingness at all.

Usually marrying for the sake of profit is called a political marriage, and if it is for the benefit of the family or the group, then it is called a corporate marriage or a group marriage.

For the sake of family interest, the marriage between the chaebols is called a family marriage, mainly because the two families can help each other through marriage.

It's called Lianyan, economic marriage, Yanqing relationship is a normal relationship, and it doesn't mean that for the sake of family interests, many times it is also that circle, people are just influenced by that, and they feel that they can't look down on other people, just like ourselves, we always want to find something similar that we feel familiar.

That's not just a marriage, it's just a marriage, it's a transaction.

If it sounds good, it is called family marriage, and if it is not good, it is called interest marriage.

Marriage for the benefit of the family is just a makeshift life, because there is a common purpose.

Business marriage, superficial marriage.

Personally, I think this kind of marriage should be said to be a union, you are a marriage that unites all interests and all values.

A marriage between a family interest chaebol is called a marriage of interest, and this kind of marriage is beneficial between the two families.

For the sake of family interest, which is the meaning of this kind of person, it should be carefully considered.

Definition: The Korean chaebol exists in the South Korean economy in the form of large conglomerates, and the Korean economy is a chaebol-led economic form.

Features: 1. South Korea's large chaebols are controlled by the founder and his family members.

2. South Korea's family chaebol focuses on cross-shareholding. Historically, the direct shareholding of the family chaebol has declined much faster than the indirect shareholding.

3. South Korea's family-owned chaebol has a considerable number of subsidiaries. Generally speaking, the more subsidiaries there are, the stronger the control of the chaebol, and the more obvious its familial characteristics.

Heirs, Doctor Strangers, City Lovers.

"Valve" - valve reading. It is a pillar erected on the left side of the door by the ancient officials' self-order.

"Chaebol" – a rich and powerful individual.

Consortium" – a number of wealthy groups.

Further information: A consortium is a monopoly group formed by the fusion of huge banks and huge enterprises controlled by a very small number of financial oligarchs. Abbreviation for Financial Capital Group. It is a collection of one or several families, including a few large banks, insurance companies, and a large number of industrial and mining enterprises, commercial and transportation enterprises.

In the last 30 years of the 19th century, capitalism entered the monopoly stage, and due to the concentration of production and capital, the fusion of industrial capital and bank capital was accelerated, and consortia were gradually formed. At the beginning of the 20th century, all aspects of the economic, political, cultural and social life of the major capitalist countries were dominated by a few big conglomerates (or zaibatsu in Japan). The United States is a typical country ruled by corporations.

Compared with other forms of legal persons, foundations have obvious characteristics, mainly as follows:

The strength and stability of strong consortia have increased, and the color of the industry has become increasingly weak. On the one hand, the capital controlled by the consortium is very large; On the other hand, the number of sectors controlled by the consortium is also increasing, covering heavy industry, light industry, traditional industry, emerging industry, production sector, circulation sector, etc.

Strong control. The control and use of the state by consortia has increased. The giants of the major consortia personally took up the positions of heads of state and key departments, and came forward to organize various non-governmental institutions to exert influence and pressure on the state apparatus.

Family color. The family color of the consortium has faded. The mutual penetration and integration of the various consortia led to the transformation of some consortia from the pre-war control of a single family to a multi-family control, and although many consortia maintained their original family names, they were actually controlled by a few or more families, and the capital of the consortia was further socialized.

A chaebol is a monopoly capital group formed under the control of the same financial oligarchy and by combining the same clan and close relatives. A general term for the pre-World War II Japanese financial monopoly capital group. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan entered a period of capitalist development.

At the beginning of the 20th century, monopolies developed extensively. Before the 30s of this century, a number of old chaebols such as Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Yasuda, and Sumitomo were formed. After the 30s, a number of new chaebols such as Ayukawa, Asano, Furukawa, Okura, and Nomura appeared.

These chaebols are centered on the family head company, forming a special shareholding relationship of "family head company, direct company, and side company".

Zaibatsu: A general term for Japan's pre-war financial capital group. In Japan, because the financial capital group is associated with a strong feudal family relationship, people are accustomed to calling the Japanese financial capital group a zaibatsu.

Consortium: A monopoly group formed by a combination of huge banks and huge corporations controlled by a very small number of financial oligarchs. Also known as financial capital group.

Consortiums generally include a small number of large banks, insurance companies, and a large number of industrial and mining enterprises, commercial enterprises and transportation enterprises. It is active in all sectors of the economy through a participatory system, and extends to the superstructure sectors such as culture, education, science, health, publishing, and institutions.

In South Korea, there is a very prominent chaebol family, that is, the Zhao family of Hanjin Group. Cho Chong-hoon, the founder of Hanjin Group, is a self-made Korean businessman who relies on his own efforts. Hanjin Group is one of the world's top 500 groups, which not only owns a number of important logistics and transportation enterprises such as Korea Heavy Industries, Korea Shipping, Korea Airport and Korean Air, but also maintains a very close relationship with the world.

And the long-term family operation has also produced absolute authority similar to that of the feudal royal family within the system of this family business. Unlike the original founder Zhao Chongxun, Zhao Liangho's three children, because they were born with a golden spoon in their mouths, have not encountered any setbacks, and everyone around them is smiling and obedient to them, so they have long developed a domineering and domineering character.

The second Zhao family member who was exposed to a scandal after Zhao Xian'e is Zhao Liangho's second daughter Zhao Xianmin. After the Nut Gate incident, it was discovered that they had used Korean Air's route to smuggle luxury goods for themselves for years. But before the "smuggling" incident passed, Zhao Xianmin was exposed to even more embarrassing news:

As early as 1999, he was reported to have been involved in a hit-and-run case, and in 2000, he drove into a police officer. In 2005, he once drove dangerously on the road, because he disliked the 77-year-old lady who was too slow on the road, he got out of the car and pushed the old man down.

The source of the child's misdeeds - the monster mother.

In May 2018, Cho Yang-ho's wife, Lee Myung-hee, was investigated by Seoul** on suspicion of beating and abusing employees. Subsequently, it was confirmed that there were more than 10 employees who were abused by Li Mingji, which was considered to be her "crime". At this point, there is no room for recovery in the public image of Zhao Liangho's family.

In the hearts of the Korean people, they have long become a "monster family" that is not worthy of virtue.

I think one thing these families have in common is that they have a lot of wealth and a lot of power.

This family has squeezed into the world's richest list by their own efforts.

They all have some not-so-good aspects to this kind of thing.

I think they're just ordinary people, maybe they're just a little richer.

It's vanity, their yearning for wealth and power that blinds them.

Because of the pursuit of interests and rights, these people put interests and rights first, and nothing else matters.

It is caused by the uneven distribution of interests between them, and their psychology is distorted in the face of interests.

"Rich from the Sky".

I've seen it, I'm going to eat**, the protagonist Lu Yuan, who was framed was Zhou Yun, it's a routine**, and he kept slapping his face, and the plot of martial arts cultivation suddenly popped up behind was too messy, so I didn't watch it again.

Now I've forgotten the plot.,I feel like it's average to read.,There are a few books of the same type that I think it's very good.,It's not good in comparison.。