General election presents bumpy road for gov't in navigating market-driven economy

The landslide victory of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) in Wednesdays' general elections is likely to dash many of the government's economic policy plans that require the National Assembly's approval for legislative revisions.

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