How will the global economy flow after COVID-19?

It's a time of chaos. COVID-19 has disrupted 2020, and uncertainty about the future is growing infinitely. The pandemic is causing the global economy to fall into fear, a hoarding period appears in everyday life that reflects a sense of fear, and stock prices skyrocketed day by day in unstable financial markets, making it difficult to even estimate the direction. Now I can't go back to my life before COVID-19.

If you know the economy, you can see the world.

Hello, Kim Kwang-suk, a man who reads economicsIt's.

I didn't know much about the economy, but when I found out A wide worldI had an experience that looked like this. Since then, I have worked as a researcher at national research institutes and private research institutes, and have experienced various policy research and economic and industrial research.

To all of you, those experiences'readily“I want to deliver it to you. I think the desire to directly or indirectly experience a wide world is a desire to differentiate humans and animals. Just as you can see the world directly through travel, you can look into the wider world indirectly while knowing the economy.

Change your view of the economy by learning about the economy, especially after COVID-19.

Someone invests because it's a floor,

Some people say it's the beginning and put off investing.

Some say it's the bottom and should invest at this time, and others say it's time to put off investing, saying it's time to start. Every person who is described as an expert insists on their own judgment through YouTube and social media, etc., but it's just more confusing who to believe.

Double dip (double dip)This has become a reality. A double dip refers to a double downturn in which a person enters a recovery period after a recession and then falls back into recession. It's a compound word of “double,” which means twice, and “dip,” which means to dive.

In 2019, we had an extremely difficult economy, and we began to show a moderate recovery from the end of 2019. However, expectations for economic recovery were brief, and due to the spread of COVID-19, the economy began to cool sharply again in February 2020.

The black swan of COVID-19 (something that never seems likely to happen) has brought uncertainty to a peak of uncertainty in the global economy.

How should we look at the future objectively?

How can we look at the future objectively? How will the Korean economy unfold in 2020? How much impact will the COVID-19 crisis in 2020 have on capital markets? What are the opportunities and threats for investors in 2020? How will the economy change after COVID-19? We will be answering these questions in this talk.

“Don't invest in fear, invest in change.”

Curriculum of a man who reads economics

0. Intro

I. Realization of double deep

1. What is a double dip?
2. Changes in economic conditions before and after COVID-19
3. The ripple impact of COVID-19 on the Korean economy

II. The economy after COVID-19

1. The economic impact of COVID-19
2. The economy after COVID-19
(1) The emergence of a “health government”
(2) Progress from globalization to de-globalization
(3) Non-contact injuries
(4) Changes in society and culture
(5) Changes in organizational culture

III. Major Global Economic Issues in 2020

1. Will interest rates be cut?
2. Will the US-China trade dispute start again?

IV. Major Issues in the Korean Economy in 2020

1. Is deflation coming?
2. Digital transformation, from 'concept' to 'action'
3. Will the real estate market rebound in a “V shape”?

V. 2020 Economic Outlook and Response

1. Global Economic Prospects for 2020 to 2021
2. Prospects for the Korean economy from 2020 to 2021
3. How should we respond?
4. What should we do? - Closing

Class Kit · Coaching Session

💌 Get 1:1 coaching from a man who reads economics!

🚨 Option 1) 1:1 online coaching ticket (2 times)

We will mentor investment decision plans for real estate, stocks, bonds, deposits, savings, etc. based on economic phenomena. (From the book “The Man Who Reads the Economy,” “Investing without knowing the economy is like driving with your eyes closed”)
We will coach you on the specific meaning and interpretation of indicators that determine economic trends.
In the event of an economic shock, we will explain the leading indicators that can be checked first.
We will share how to access data sources to directly check various economic indicators.
We will share analysis results on future global economic forecasts, major countries' economic forecasts, Korean economic forecasts, international oil price forecasts, interest rate forecasts, and real estate market forecasts. (based on data from international organizations and reputable organizations)
Coaching is answered sequentially every Sunday, according to the order of application.
However, we will refrain from answering microscopic questions about “stocks” or “real estate investment regions.”

🚨OPTION 2. 1 offline rider coaching session for men reading economics ('invitation to lecture+reading meeting' method)

We plan to offer invitations or discounts for offline lectures (paid public lectures) in the second half of 2020.
After the lecture, a reading session will be held for detailed questions and answers.
We proceed without restrictions on topics and methods such as economic fundamentals, applications, career decisions, and investment decisions.
An announcement about this offline lecture will be made about a month in advance, and we will be posting it through the blog of a man who reads economics, and we are looking for people who wish to attend.

Curriculum

Creator

Kwang-suk Kim

When I was a graduate student at Seoul National University, I studied industry and corporate management as a researcher at the Seoul National University Institute of Management. He has served as a senior researcher analyzing economic forecasts and major economic issues at Hyundai Economic Research Institute, and has been focusing on post-graduate training while lecturing on economics as an adjunct professor at Hanyang University. Currently, he is a senior researcher at Samjong KPMG Economic Research Institute and Director of the Economic Research Institute of the Korea Institute of Economics and Industry, providing real economic analysis and economic policy advice.

We explain economic issues on broadcasts such as KBS, MBC, and SBS, and contribute economic columns to various newspapers and journals. We have published about 200 papers and reports. We give lectures on economic issues every week through “The Man Who Reads the Economy” on YouTube, deliver insights through special lectures to domestic companies, governments, and public institutions, and give lectures covering the economy and industry at various forums at home and abroad. I work as an advisory committee member and planning/review committee for various government departments such as the Ministry of Trade, Industry, Trade and Energy, Ministry of Planning and Finance, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Ministry of Administration and Security, Ministry of Science and ICT, Ministry of Small and Medium Venture Enterprises, Patent Office, and Bureau of Statistics, and is working to present strategies for the development of the Korean economy.

His books include “The Man Reading the Economy,” “The 2019 Economic Outlook in One Volume,” “The Man Who Reads the Economy: The Digital Economy Map,” and “The 2020 Economic Outlook Seen First in One Volume.”