Sunday, July 19, 2026

Global Economic Monitor 260720


[World]
•   International: How to fix the housing crisis


[Korea]


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Kai Guo): Subsidies Do Not Explain China’s Competitiveness
•   Project Syndicate(Carl Bildt): Putin Likes His Worst Option in Ukraine
•   Project Syndicate(Harold James): What Inequality Does to Electoral Democracy
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The SAVE America Act Backfire
•   WP(Editorial Board): The rise and fall of a corporate fad
•   FT(Gillian Tett): The dangers of investor fatalism
•   FT(Daire MacFadden): Who pays for AI?
•   FT(Arvind Subramanian): India’s rupee problem has been misdiagnosed
•   Bloomberg(Karishma Vaswani): Why China’s Youth Want to Go Back in Time
•   Bloomberg(Catherine Thorbecke): How China Is Taking Control of the Future of AI
•   Bloomberg(Shannon O'Neil): Europe Has to Take on China to Save Free Trade
•   중앙(황정일): 월드컵과 삼전닉스 ETF
•   경향(김주영): 아! 삼전닉스 레버리지 ETF
•   머니투데이(사설): 반도체 성공위해..52시간제 규제 깨야

Thursday, July 16, 2026

Global Economic Monitor 260717


[World]


[Korea]


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Şebnem Kalemli-Özcan): Where Will Global Financial Fragmentation Lead?
•   Project Syndicate(Carlos Lopes): Development Economics for an Age of Upheaval
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): California Reverses Its Pension Reform
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The GOP’s Budget Reconciliation Bust
•   WSJ(Joseph C. Sternberg): China’s Economy Is in Worse Shape Than You Think
•   WSJ(George E. Bogden): Is South Korea Hostile to U.S. Businesses?
•   WSJ(Mary Julia Koch): Democratic Socialists Get Scandinavia Wrong
•   WP(Editorial Board): Interest costs add up. A lot.
•   Bloomberg(Javier Blas): Iran Risks Overplaying Its Hand on Hormuz
•   Bloomberg(Liam Denning): A Lucid Look at America’s Failing EV Sector
•   Bloomberg(Scott Lincicome): Imports Ride to the White House's Rescue, Again
•   Bloomberg(Gearoid Reidy): If Japan Is Back, the Yen Should Come Home, Too