SEOUL -- Production of semiconductors in South Korea fell sharply in February, raising questions over the long-term strength of the country's main export and pointing to sluggish economic growth for the rest of the year.
Government, major producers continue to invest in semiconductor plants

South Korea has passed legislation called the K-Chips Act to expand incentives for chipmakers setting up new factories in the country. (Source photos by Reuters and AP)
SEOUL -- Production of semiconductors in South Korea fell sharply in February, raising questions over the long-term strength of the country's main export and pointing to sluggish economic growth for the rest of the year.