Yoon Jeung-hyun

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Yoon Jeung-hyun
윤증현


Minister of Economy and Finance
In office 10 February 2009 –1 June 2011

v t e Prime ministers of South Korea (list)
First Republic	Lee Beom-seok Shin Song-mo Chang Myon Yi Yun-yong Chang Taek-sang Paik Too-chin Pyon Yong-tae
Second Republic	Ho Chong Chang Myon
Third Republic	Choi Tu-son Chung Il-kwon Paik Too-chin Kim Jong-pil
Fourth Republic	Choi Kyu-hah Shin Hyun-hwak Park Choong-hoon Nam Duck-woo
Fifth Republic	Yoo Chang-soon Kim Sang-hyup Chin Iee-chong Shin Byung-hyun Lho Shin-yong Lee Han-key Kim Chung-yul
Sixth Republic	Lee Hyun-jae Kang Young-hoon Ro Jai-bong Chung Won-shik Hyun Soong-jong Hwang In-sung Lee Hoi-chang Lee Yung-dug Lee Hong-koo Lee Soo-sung Goh Kun Kim Jong-pil Park Tae-joon Lee Hun-jai Lee Han-dong Chang Sang Jeon Yun-churl Chang Dae-whan Kim Suk-soo Goh Kun Lee Hun-jai Lee Hae-chan Han Duck-soo Han Myeong-sook Kwon O-kyu Han Duck-soo Han Seung-soo Chung Un-chan Yoon Jeung-hyun Kim Hwang-sik Chung Hong-won Lee Wan-koo Choi Kyoung-hwan Hwang Kyo-ahn Yoo Il-ho Lee Nak-yon Chung Sye-kyun Hong Nam-ki Kim Boo-kyum Choo Kyung-ho Han Duck-soo † Choi Sang-mok Han Duck-soo Lee Ju-ho
Italics indicate an acting prime minister • † Impeached

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