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MWITA-AP-2026-021 · Evidence A · P1

KOCCA estimated South Korea's 2024 webtoon revenue at KRW2.2856 trillion and reported exports concentrated in Japan at 49.5%, while warning that the first approved-statistics edition changed estimation methodology.

What this does not establish

Industry revenue is not creator income, and export shares are not margins or audience.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Method break limits year-on-year trend claims.

What would change the reading

Use consistent approved-statistics vintages and creator-remuneration data.

Primary routes

  1. AP-S021https://www.kocca.kr/kocca/koccanews/reportview.do?menuNo=204&nttNo=1079Open source record →

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