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Never study economics?
Government: "Eight, be quiet! Stop it!"
Big business: "Don't study economics like this, you're going to die!"
Financial firms: "Leave your economic studies to us."
Investors: "Don't let them know what I'm doing."
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Carrots and Sticks—Greed and Barriers
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The economy is a matrix
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Economics: Learn it in 6 months and use it for 60 years.
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So where do I start?
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Open, the map of economic studies

Chapter 1: Developing Economic Knowledge Even High School Students Can Understand
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If you boil economics down to one line,
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Goods and services are cooked in various ways
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Four players in the economic system are ready, land
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Let's choose production, distribution, and consumption.

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The consumption effect is noisy
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Demand, the law of demand is creeping in
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There are exceptions to the law of demand.
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Supply, exceptions to the law of supply
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The price elasticity of demand is tight
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The price elasticity of supply is loose
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If you recite the law of supply and demand
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Economies of scale are a bit tricky
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Price differentiation varies widely
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Four markets are fiercely contested
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The market failure is blunt
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Lowest price, highest price, attention!
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 2 Interest rates fluctuate
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Interest rates are discriminatory



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Interest rates fluctuate
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Interest rates, the standard for all investments
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Hands up, standard! Base rate
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The three musketeers of short-term interest rates, come out!
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Long-term interest rates are sluggish
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The bank is in danger
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Financial institutions are hot and bothersome
Interest rate names/Financial products/Financial institutions
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 3 Bonds are thudding
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Nice to meet you, Chaejo
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The bond market is booming
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Bond interest rates fluctuate
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There are many different types of bonds
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Bonds come in a variety of forms
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Corporate bonds come in all shapes and sizes
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Interest rate signals, all you need to know is this!
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 4: The currency is bubbling
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Money is constantly changing
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The currency is inflated
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The amount of money has increased, the amount of money has decreased
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Currency types are divided into stages
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How fast and how much money
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Inflation is coming
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Ouch, hot! Hyperinflation
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Deflation is upon us
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Reflation
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Stagflation is a dilemma
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 5: A Glimpse of Economic Policy
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The game is up and down
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The business cycle is also diverse
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Interference of economic policy
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Bank of Korea, Gyeonggi-do, stand up
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Step aside, the government has stepped in.
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The tax cut policy is sneaky
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The trickle down effect is hilarious
8.
Money loosening, wrong direction
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The economic impact simulation is ridiculous
10.
The economic policy tone is hot
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Deregulation is going slowly
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 6: Economic indicators are noisy
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The indicators and indices are clearly
2. Which country has the best GDP?
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Economic growth rate fluctuates
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Potential growth rate is creepy
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The economic index is fluctuating
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The economic sentiment index is quick to notice
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The price index is fluctuating
8.
Unemployment rate is a blind eye
Introduction to the book "Choi Jin-gi's Economic Common Sense: Starting Today"


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Jobless growth is dizzying
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Per capita national income is so high
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Income distribution is booming
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Household debt is on the rise
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The balance of payments is carefully
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The national debt is skyrocketing
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 7: The exchange rate is fluctuating
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Foreign currency at a glance
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The exchange rate fluctuates
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Foreign exchange market, changing inside and out
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The exchange rate has been changed twice
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The offshore market is in shambles
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Currency strength, weakness
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Exchange rate rises and falls
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The exchange rate difference is fluctuating
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Foreigners bought and sold at the exchange rate.
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The world's exchange rate gates are closing in on each other
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Exchange rate fluctuations are volatile
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Fixed exchange rate, floating exchange rate
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Foreign exchange reserves fluctuate
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If there is a difference in currency swap and foreign exchange reserves,
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The government is secretly taking advantage of the foreign exchange market.
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 8: The world economy at a glance!
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The core of the Korean economy at a glance
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The reserve currency is a magic wand
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The US dollar is soaring
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The Triffin Dilemma is stuck
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Global imbalances are at stake
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Yen carry, dollar carry are swinging
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The euro is fluctuating
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The yen is being pushed back
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US indicators are stagnant
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International interest rates are fluctuating
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Credit ratings and CDS premiums are alarming.
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International oil prices are fluctuating
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The raw materials market is bustling
▶ Check and move on

Chapter 9: The stock market is noisy
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The stock market is in disarray
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The stock index is unclear
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It's blatantly on the market news
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Stocks are diverse
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Margin call is ringing
6.
Foreigners are having fun
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The stock chart is confusing
8.
Short selling is booming
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The accounting books are hot
10.
Stocks, are they expensive or cheap?
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Gift trading is a mess
12.
Options trading is shaky
13.
Program trading price suddenly
▶ Check and move on

Korea's top economics lecturer, Choi Jin-ki, carefully selected 500 pieces of economic common sense for the entire nation. In an era where there is so much to do and know, say no to TMI (Too Much Information)!
Korea's top economics lecturer, Jin-ki Choi, has selected 500 pieces of economic common sense for the entire nation.

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Right in your head, all the way to the [Check and Move On] corner
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