Class introduction

If you don't want to respond to the “Japanese-style long-term recession,”

How to break away from the “Japanese-style long-term recession”

It is necessary to soberly analyze the “Japanese economy,” which experienced a recession one step ahead, and carefully formulate a strategy. In the class, you can learn about the differences between Japanese and Korean companies, what kind of innovation they will achieve on a different industrial foundation, and what kind of companies will survive in a rapidly changing global market, and build basic investment skills.

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Course effect

You can learn how to “look at the economy”
You can build “basic skills for investing without losing” and develop “your own career” rather than a fist ball game
You can predict the future of Korean industry and real estate through an analysis of the Japanese economy

Recommended target

Those who want to forecast the future Korean market through the economic downturn in neighboring Japan
Those who want to know why Japan and Korea are similar yet on a different path
Those who want to examine the Japanese economy using the latest data

2 reasons why this class is special

An accurate view of the Japanese economy

Japan is geographically close, but unfortunately Korea doesn't know much about the “Japanese economy.” There's even a flurry of distorted information. Using the best economist and having lived in Japan for more than 20 years, he objectively looks at the Japanese economy, properly compares it with the Korean economy, and suggests a direction to correctly understand the Japanese economy.

크리에이터 저서_ 불황터널, 불황탈출

▶ Creator's Book_ Recession Tunnel, Recession Escape

Top economists at home and abroad

Fun Japanese Economy Class

In addition to talking about theory, the class vividly analyzed the Japanese economy using the experience of living in Japan for more than 20 years, from the boom to the long-term downturn after the collapse of the bubble, and eliciously unraveled the insights associated with it. This class proposes an exhilarating direction on the current state of the Korean economy and where it should move forward in the future through familiarity with the Japanese economy, which has survived for more than 20 years, which can be seen when one looks at prejudice against Japan. I hope this class will give you a better time as an investor.

Professor Park Sang-joon's career summary

Professor, Waseda University International Academy
Former Senior Research Fellow, Korea Industrial Research Institute
Graduated from Seoul National University, Department of Economics
Ph.D., Economics, University of Wisconsin, USA

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[Japan Economy 101] Facing the Japanese Economy

[Japan Economy 101] Facing the Japanese Economy