Q1. The 'Korea–U.S. Strategic Investment Corporation', recently seen in the news, refers to which one of the following?
- A. A bilateral sovereign wealth fund jointly capitalised by the governments of South Korea and the United States to invest in third-country infrastructure
- B. A state-run South Korean corporation established to operationalise Seoul's $350 billion investment commitment in U.S. strategic industries
- C. A U.S. Treasury-managed entity that channels Korean private capital into American defence and shipbuilding projects
- D. A joint venture of South Korean chaebols underwritten by KORUS FTA provisions for cross-border technology transfer