Why did the government focus on Yoo Byung-eun post-disaster?
To manage public opinion
For tax evasion
For corporate mergers
Out of personal spite
Answer
The government focused on Yoo Byung-eun, the founder of the sunken ferry Sewol, to manage public opinion. This was because the ferry disaster was a highly publicized event that resulted in significant public anger and criticism of the government's response. By focusing attention on Yoo Byung-eun, the government could divert attention away from its own shortcomings and deflect public anger toward a single individual.
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