January Economic Knowledge, Economist
February Economic Basics
March economic indicators
April Microeconomics
May Macroeconomics
June interest rates and exchange rates (1)
July interest rates and exchange rates (2)
August Stocks and Companies (1)
September Stocks and Companies (2)
October Stocks and Companies (3)
November Real Estate (1)
December Real Estate (2)

Keep it by your side and learn economic terms one by one by turning the calendar whenever you want without any burden.

If we think back to when we first learned Korean, we learned words first.
When you first start learning English, you learn basic words and simple sentences.
You can study much more efficiently if you study sentences after you have become somewhat familiar with the words.
Likewise, if you start studying economics by learning economic terminology, you will find it much easier to read books and articles.

What terms are included each month?

January Economic Knowledge, Economist

January is the time to start studying with firm determination.
However, since it is easy to quickly become exhausted if you are too passionate at this time, we have selected basic economic terms and famous economists to make it easy to start studying.


February Economic Basics

To study economics, you need to know basic terminology.
It is time to lay the foundation before starting full-scale study.
We will teach you basic economic terms to help you understand the difficult terms you will encounter in the future.


March economic indicators

Economic articles often feature content utilizing economic indicators.
Statistical data can be interpreted differently by different people, even when looking at the same figures. Knowing the terminology helps you check the facts without being swayed by sensational headlines.
In particular, these terms appear frequently in middle and high school exams, so you must know them.

April Microeconomics

Microeconomics is a representative academic discipline of economics that studies individual economic entities such as consumers and businesses.
We focus on individual economic activities such as price determination, supply and demand, and market equilibrium. We focus on terms that are important to know as they are covered in the middle and high school curriculum and appear in various certification and employment exams.

May Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics studies a wide range of indicators, including GDP, unemployment, and inflation. It's primarily used in government policymaking. Like microeconomics, it's also heavily covered in secondary school curricula, certification exams, and employment exams, so this book covers essential terminology.

June and July interest rates and exchange rates

Interest rates serve as the benchmark for all economic activity.
Since changes in the base interest rate change the flow of money and affect asset prices, it is important to be familiar with the related terminology.
And because our country is an export-oriented country, it is greatly affected by exchange rate fluctuations.
Therefore, in order to understand our country's economy, it is essential to study terms related to exchange rates.


August, September, October stocks, companies

The stock company, the most representative form of business, is a key element that drives capitalism.
So even if you don't invest in stocks, you need to understand what companies do and how they make money.
While middle and high school curricula don't cover much terminology for direct investment, they do include a wealth of terminology useful for stock investing, making it a good choice for parents and children to study together.

Real Estate in November and December

Real estate is the most popular investment product in our country, and we have included basic terms you need to know for real estate investment.
And, as the can lease is becoming a huge topic of debate, we will also provide you with essential auction-related terms that you need to know to prepare for it.