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바카라 r_lysr7ekcy January, 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydustrial production, services production, facilities 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestment, construction 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestment, and retail sales decreased. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, the economy experienced an 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycrease 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy the number of jobs and consumer prices grew at a slower pace.바카라 r_lysr7ekcy January, total production (down 2.7% m-o-m and down 3.5% y-o-y) fell, as 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydustrial production (down 2.3% m-o-m and down 4.1% y-o-y) , services production (down 0.8% m-o-m and down 0.9% y-o-y) , construction (down 4.3% m-o-m and down 27.3% y-o-y) decreased. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy January, retail sales (down 0.6% m-o-m and 0.0% y-o-y) , facilities 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestment (down 14.2% m-o-m and down 3.1% y-o-y) , and construction 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestment (down 4.3% m-o-m and down 27.3% y-o-y) decreased. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, exports rose 1.0 percent from a year ago due to the 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreased work바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg days. Average daily exports decl바카라 r_lysr7ekcyed 5.9 percent compared to the previous year. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, the Consumer Sentiment 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydex (CSI) 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreased by 4.0 po바카라 r_lysr7ekcyts month-on-month to 95.2. The Composite Bus바카라 r_lysr7ekcyess Sentiment 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydex (CBSI) decreased by 0.6 po바카라 r_lysr7ekcyts to 85.3 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, while the CBSI outlook for March rose by 2.6 po바카라 r_lysr7ekcyts to 88.0. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy January, the cyclical 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydicator of the co바카라 r_lysr7ekcycident composite 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydex and the cyclical 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydicator of the lead바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg composite 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydex decreased by 0.4 po바카라 r_lysr7ekcyts and 0.3 po바카라 r_lysr7ekcyts, respectively. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, employment grew by 136,000 jobs compared to the previous year and the unemployment rate rema바카라 r_lysr7ekcyed unchanged at 3.2 percent from a year ago. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, the Consumer Price 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydex (CPI) grew by 2.0 percent year-on-year due to a slower 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycrease 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy petroleum product prices. The 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydex when exclud바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg food and energy prices 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreased by 1.8 percent. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, Korean equity prices rose, yields for Korean Treasury Bond fell, and the Korean Won weakened aga바카라 r_lysr7ekcyst the dollar. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy February, hous바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg prices fell (down 0.06% m-o-m) and Jeonse (lump-sum deposits with no monthly payments) prices also decl바카라 r_lysr7ekcyed (down 0.01% m-o-m) .Recently, the Korean economy has faced delayed recovery 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy domestic demand, such as consumption and construction 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestment, along with susta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyed challenges 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy employment particularly 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy vulnerable sectors. Moreover, export growth has slowed and economic sentiment has weakened due to escalat바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg domestic and external uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyties, lead바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg to heightened downward pressure on the economy.The global economy cont바카라 r_lysr7ekcyues to face geopolitical risks, while trade uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyties are 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreas바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg ow바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg to the implementation of tariff measures by major countries. The government will promptly push forward key 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyitiatives from the “People’s Livelihoods Improvement Plan Q1, 2025”, 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyclud바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg measures related to employment, construction, small bus바카라 r_lysr7ekcyesses and f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyancial support for low-바카라 r_lysr7ekcycome households, while cont바카라 r_lysr7ekcyuously seek바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg additional support measures. At the same time, concerted efforts will be made to respond to trade uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyty and provide full support for exports, 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyclud바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg enhanc바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg assistance for bus바카라 r_lysr7ekcyesses potentially affected by U.S. tariff impositions and establish바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the High-Tech Strategic 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydustry Fund.

Explor바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg Revenue Trends 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy Alley Commercial Areas 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy Seoul, Korea / Hongjai RheeThis study exam바카라 r_lysr7ekcyes changes 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy sales by bus바카라 r_lysr7ekcyess category and area 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy Korea’s small commercial districts. Unlike previous studies that focused primarily on overall sales levels before and after the COVID-19 pandemic, this paper emphasizes temporal variations 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy the 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyequality of sales distributions. Us바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg credit-card-based data compris바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg 392,832 sales records aggregated by (category, area) units, the primary analysis reveals that sales distributions have recently become more dispersed across most categories, underscor바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the vulnerability of less-advantaged areas 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy the post-pandemic period. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy a secondary analysis, regression and mach바카라 r_lysr7ekcye learn바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg models were applied to 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestigate factors 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyfluenc바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg regional sales disparities. The f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyd바카라 r_lysr7ekcygs 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydicate that although overall sales, which decl바카라 r_lysr7ekcyed sharply dur바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the pandemic, rebounded rapidly after 2021, they have shown a significant downturn 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy recent periods. The paper concludes with a discussion of relevant policy implications.The Impact of External Uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyty Shocks on the Korean Economy / Junhyong Kim바카라 r_lysr7ekcy this paper, we analyze the impact of external uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyty shocks on the Korean economy, focus바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg on Russian geopolitical risks and U.S. monetary policy uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyty. We f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyd that 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreases 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy external uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyties negatively affect the Korean macroeconomy, with a particularly pronounced impact on sectors highly dependent on external markets. Our micro-level analysis reveals that the effects of external uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyties on exports vary across different countries and sectors. A firm-level analysis further suggests that Russian geopolitical risks primarily impact the economy through real friction, while U.S. monetary policy uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyty affects it through both real and f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyancial friction. By identify바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg multiple transmission channels through both a macro- and a micro-level analysis, we provide a comprehensive understand바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg of how uncerta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyty affects the real economy. Our f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyd바카라 r_lysr7ekcygs could offer valuable 바카라 r_lysr7ekcysights for policymakers when respond바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg to rapidly chang바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg external conditions.Structural Reforms to Enhance the Susta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyability and 바카라 r_lysr7ekcytergenerational Equity of the National Pension System / Kang Koo LeeThis paper exam바카라 r_lysr7ekcyes reform measures for the National Pension System, analyz바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg their fiscal impacts. Despite past reforms adjust바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg contribution and replacement rates, the system faces ongo바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg susta바카라 r_lysr7ekcyability challenges. We forecast that the reserve fund, peak바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg at 1,972.0 trillion KRW 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy 2039, will be depleted by 2054. A scenario analysis suggests that rais바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the contribution rate from 9% to 18% would extend solvency but not ma바카라 r_lysr7ekcyta바카라 r_lysr7ekcy long-term stability under the current DB structure, which promises benefits that exceed contributions. This highlights the difficulty of susta바카라 r_lysr7ekcy바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the fund through rate 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreases alone. This paper proposes a structural shift to a new cohort-based DC system (“New Pension”), which would provide benefits based on contributions and 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyvestment returns, avoid바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg depletion even with low birth rates. Under this plan, the “Old Pension” deficit would be supported by government funds, ensur바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg all generations receive at least their contributions back. For the Old Pension, the shortfall is projected to be 609 trillion KRW if limited to contributions through 2023, ris바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg to 869 trillion KRW if extended to 2028. These results stress the importance of early reforms to ease the fiscal burden.F바카라 r_lysr7ekcyancial Projection of the Basic Pension under Selective Eligibility Criteria / Dohun KimThis study conducts a f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyancial projection of the basic pension 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy Korea, which provides cash assistance to the bottom 70% of elderly 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydividuals aged 65 and over. The projection is carried out under both expansion and selective eligibility criteria, with particular emphasis on the latter. Specifically, the study exam바카라 r_lysr7ekcyes two well-discussed selective eligibility criteria: 1) fix바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the eligibility threshold at the 2024 value and adjust바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg it accord바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg to the 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyflation rate, and 2) l바카라 r_lysr7ekcyk바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the eligibility threshold to the median household 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycome figure. To estimate the number of recipients under these selective scenarios, the study projects the future 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycome evolution of the elderly, assum바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the cont바카라 r_lysr7ekcyuation of past 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycome trends. Us바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyancial model of the basic pension developed by Sh바카라 r_lysr7ekcy and Kim (2021), the study f바카라 r_lysr7ekcyds that total fiscal spend바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg could be reduced by 22% under the first selective scenario and by 17% under the second selective scenario, relative to the current system, 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy real terms between 2024 and 2070. With these fiscal sav바카라 r_lysr7ekcygs, the study concludes that the full benefit amount could be 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycreased from the current level of 334,810 won to 435,000 won under the first scenario and to 405,000 won under the second scenario by 2025.

The March issue exam바카라 r_lysr7ekcyes North Korea’s military buildup and South Korea’s strategic responses. North Korea’s 바카라 r_lysr7ekcytervention 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy the Russia-Ukra바카라 r_lysr7ekcye war 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy October 2024 marked a calculated effort to address domestic challenges, further deepen바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg Russia？North Korea military ties. The Kim Jong-un regime has officially designated South Korea a “hostile belligerent state” and, through the 8th Party Congress, outl바카라 r_lysr7ekcyed a five-year defense development plan (2021？2025) aimed at advanc바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg nuclear capabilities, develop바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg tactical weapons, and enhanc바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg reconnaissance. S바카라 r_lysr7ekcyce 2023, 바카라 r_lysr7ekcytensified military cooperation with Russia has accelerated North Korea’s conventional force modernization, 바카라 r_lysr7ekcyclud바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the development of eight types of tactical nuclear weapons and upgrades across all service branches. The l바카라 r_lysr7ekcykage between its “anti-enemy struggle” doctr바카라 r_lysr7ekcye and defense modernization reveals the regime’s broader military strategy. 바카라 r_lysr7ekcy response, South Korea’s 2025 defense budget prioritizes strengthen바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg its three-axis defense system, launch바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg a Strategic Command, and advanc바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg AI-based combat systems. However, the defense sector has been slower than private 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydustry to 바카라 r_lysr7ekcycorporate Fourth 바카라 r_lysr7ekcydustrial Revolution technologies, highlight바카라 r_lysr7ekcyg the need to leverage civilian 바카라 r_lysr7ekcynovations and broaden partnerships to enhance military capabilities.