Business Intelligence Monitor Weekly 200511~200517

[Reports]

•   IMF: Sub-Saharan Africa: COVID-19 A Threat to Development

•   IMF: COVID-19 Poses Formidable Threat for Fragile States in the Middle East and North Africa

•   World Bank: Debt Service Suspension and COVID-19

•   World Bank: Jobs' Amenability to Working from Home : Evidence from Skills Surveys for 53 Countries

•   World Bank: When Face-to-Face Interactions Become an Occupational Hazard : Jobs in the Time of COVID-19

•   World Bank: Survival of Firms during Economic Crisis

•   World Bank: Determinants of Social Distancing and Economic Activity during COVID-19 : A Global View

•   World Bank: Nowcasting Economic Activity in Times of COVID-19 : An Approximation from the Google Community Mobility Report

•   UN: World Economic Situation and Prospects as of mid-2020

•   UNCTAD: COVID-19 triggers marked decline in global trade, new data shows

•   OECD: Unprecedented collapse in CLIs in most major economies - OECD

•   OECD: Unemployment Rates, OECD - Updated: May 2020 - OECD

•   WTO: DG Azevêdo announces he will step down on 31 August

•   ADB: Updated Assessment of the Potential Economic Impact of COVID-19

•   ADB: How COVID-19 Is Changing the World: A Statistical Perspective

•   BIS: Green Swan 2 - Climate change and Covid-19: reflections on efficiency versus resilience

•   BIS: Covid-19 and regional employment in Europe

•   BIS: Global and domestic financial cycles: variations on a theme

•   ILO: The construction sector can help lead the economic recovery – Here’s how

•   Fed: Real Effects of Uncertainty: Evidence from Brexit

•   Fed: Speech by Chair Jerome H. Powell - Current Economic Issues

•   Fed: Federal Reserve Board issues Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households

•   Fed: Downward Nominal Wage Rigidity in the United States During and After the Great Recession

•   Fed: Financial Stability Report

•   Fed: Reports to Congress Pursuant to Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act in response to COVID-19

•   FRBNY: Consumer Expectations Deteriorate Sharply for the Second Consecutive Month

•   FRBNY: The Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury Did Not Intervene in FX Markets During the First Quarter

•   FRBNY: The Commercial Paper Funding Facility

•   FRBSF: Coronavirus and the Risk of Deflation

•   St. Louis Fed: Measuring Sectoral Supply and Demand Shocks during COVID-19

•   ECB: ECB publishes Economic Bulletin Issue 3, 2020

•   ECB: An ECB digital currency – a flight of fancy?

•   ECB: Philip R. Lane: Interview with the Telegraaf

•   ECB: Monetary policy and its transmission in a globalised world

•   ECB: Global trade in final goods and intermediate inputs: impact of FTAs and reduced “Border Effects”

•   ECB: Do non-performing loans matter for bank lending and the business cycle in euro area countries?

•   BOJ: The Bank's Semiannual Report on Currency and Monetary Control

•   BOJ: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19): Economic and Financial Developments and the Responses Taken by the Bank of Japan

•   NBER: Between Firm Changes in Earnings Inequality: The Dominant Role of Industry Effects

•   CEPR: CEPR Discussion Papers 10 May 2020

•   CEPR: Seventeenth Issue - Covid Economics: Vetted and Real-Time Papers

•   CEPR: Eighteenth Issue - Covid Economics: Vetted and Real-Time Papers

•   World Economic Forum: Energy Transition Index 2020: from crisis to rebound

•   World Economic Forum: 3 ways COVID-19 could actually spark a better future for Africa

•   World Economic Forum: COVID-19 could spur automation and reverse globalization – to some extent

•   World Economic Forum: Why integrated planning is key to truly transformative electrification

•   World Economic Forum: COVID-19: How leaders can create a new and better normal

•   World Economic Forum: This is how cities in the Global South can fight COVID-19 most effectively

•   World Economic Forum: 8 ways to rebuild a stronger ocean economy after COVID-19

•   World Economic Forum: This is how coronavirus could reshape our cities forever

•   World Economic Forum: Despite fears of a second wave, lockdowns are lifting – here’s what it looks like

•   World Economic Forum: New tech infrastructure will help economies recover after COVID-19

•   World Economic Forum: How COVID-19 will change China and Africa's economic relationship

•   World Economic Forum: This is how the drop in oil demand compares to previous recessions

•   World Economic Forum: The moment of truth for global energy transition is here

•   World Economic Forum: COVID-19 has tested governments around the world – here's what that means for the energy transition

•   World Economic Forum: These countries are leading the transition to sustainable energy

•   World Economic Forum: COVID-19: Why restructuring Argentina’s debt is so significant

•   World Economic Forum: How coronavirus has hit employment in G7 economies

•   World Economic Forum: Is staying in the new going out? How the COVID-19 pandemic is fuelling the stay-at-home economy

•   World Economic Forum: An intentional energy transition after COVID-19 will generate gains for climate and society

•   World Economic Forum: 5 crises that could worsen under COVID-19

•   World Economic Forum: 3 challenges in creating a coronavirus vaccine – and how they are being overcome

•   World Economic Forum: 5 ways global travel will change before we find a COVID-19 vaccine

•   World Economic Forum: The European Green Deal must be at the heart of the COVID-19 recovery

•   World Economic Forum: Reasons to hope and reasons to keep perspective on a vaccine

•   World Economic Forum: Have we reached peak globalization - and where do we go from here?

•   World Economic Forum: What COVID-19 can teach us about tackling climate change

•   World Economic Forum: How the great COVID-19 reset can help firms build a sustainable future

•   World Economic Forum: How can we prevent a COVID-19 food crisis?

•   Brookings: Developing policies for effective COVID-19 containment: The TRACE model

•   Brookings: Interactive: How AI will affect American cities

•   Brookings: Interactive: What jobs is AI likely to disrupt?

•   Brookings: The global fragility strategy: Posturing the United States for a reshaping world order

•   Brookings: DisComs post-COVID: Untangling the historical challenges, short-term needs, and long-term ambitions

•   Brookings: Debunking myths about COVID-19 relief’s ‘unemployment insurance on steroids’

•   Brookings: What weekly unemployment claims reveal about the local impacts of the COVID-19 recession

•   Brookings: The future of global development: How the pandemic is upending development finance

•   Brookings: US-China rivalry after COVID-19: Clues and early indications from Southeast Asia

•   Brookings: Figures of the week: Africa’s fiscal response to COVID-19

•   Brookings: The economic resilience of African countries offers a template for growth in a post-Covid-19 era

•   Brookings: Estimating potential spending on COVID-19 care

•   Brookings: Hutchins Roundup: Lockdowns, commutes, and more

•   Brookings: Reopening the coronavirus-closed economy

•   CSIS: Climate Solutions Series: Decarbonizing the Electric Power Sector

•   CSIS: Moscow’s War in Syria

•   CSIS: South Africa’s Bold Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic

•   CSIS: U.S.-India Economic Ties: Opportunity through Crisis

•   CSIS: U.S.-India Insight: India’s Generational Opportunity

•   CSIS: Kim Jong-un Re-emerges

•   CSIS: Stepping Up Trade Leadership

•   CSIS: Potential Scenarios for Venezuela’s Future in 2020

•   CSIS: Biden’s Climate Change Window of Opportunity

•   CSIS: When Natural Gas Prices Converge

•   CSIS: Will U.S. Sanctions Snapback Force Iran Out of the NPT?

•   38 North: Renewing US Extended Deterrence Commitments Against North Korea

•   38 North: Can Kim Jong Un Use the Pandemic to Restore State Control Over the Economy?

•   38 North: North Korea, Weapons of Mass Destruction and Instability: Strategic Issues for Managing Crisis and Reducing Risks

•   McKinsey: The Bio Revolution: Innovations transforming economies, societies, and our lives

•   McKinsey: Coronavirus' business impact: Evolving perspective

•   IEA: Oil Market Report - May 2020

•   IEA: Iraq's economy is on the precipice – reforming the energy sector is a key part of the solution

•   EIA: Short-Term Energy Outlook

•   OPEC: MOMR May 2020

•   IDC: Onset of Covid-19 Lockdowns Fails to Dent Q1 Smartphone Market in EMEA, Says IDC

•   Gartner: Gartner Says Global IT Spending to Decline 8% in 2020 Due to Impact of COVID-19

•   Gartner: Gartner Analysis of S&P 500 Company Earnings Shows 70% Have Revised or Withdrawn Their Earnings Guidance Due to COVID 19

•   Strategy Analytics: Vivo’s Smartphone Business Declined at the Fastest Rate Ever during Q1 2020

•   Strategy Analytics: COVID-19: A Pandemic Made for Tesla

•   Strategy Analytics: COVID-19: Fear as a Factor

•   Strategy Analytics: Samsung A51 & Xiaomi Redmi 8 Dominate Android Phone Sales

•   Strategy Analytics: Global handset sales will decline -17% annually in 2020

•   Strategy Analytics: OPPO: Brand Lifting and Overseas Expansion Underway during Q1 2020

•   DRAMeXchange: 【Market View】As DRAM Market Enters Period of Price Hikes, Revenue Drops by 4.6% QoQ in 1Q20 Due to COVID-19’s Impact on Shipment, Says TrendForce

•   DRAMeXchange: 【Market View】TSMC’s Expansion Plan in the U.S. May Be Accompanied by Other Actors in 12-inch Supply Chain Too, Says TrendForce

•   IHS Markit: The Long View: The Road to Oil Market Recovery Will Be Slow and Choppy

•   IFR: Post-COVID-19 Economy: “Robots Create Jobs”

•   한국은행: 해외경제 포커스(제2020-18호)

※   글로벌 이슈: 코로나19 사태 이후 유로지역 리스크 점검

•   한국은행: 2020년 4월중 금융시장 동향

•   한국은행: 한국은행, 코로나19 피해업체 지원 자금 5조원 추가 확대

•   한국은행: 2020년 3월중 통화 및 유동성

•   한국은행: 2020년 4월 이후 국제금융·외환시장 동향

•   한국은행: 2020년 4월 수출입물가지수

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 금융위기시 연준과 외국중앙은행간 스왑의 주요 내용

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 인민은행, 외국인기관투자가의 증권투자 한도 공식폐지

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 연준의 2020년 상반기 감독 · 규제 보고서 주요 내용

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 영국 2020.1/4분기 경제성장률(속보) -2.0% 기록

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(5.11)

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(5.12)

•   국제금융센터: 미 연준의 B/S 확대에 따른 잠재적 부작용 평가

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(5.13)

•   국제금융센터: 최근 美 기업의 분기실적 현황 및 시사점

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(5.14)

•   국제금융센터: [20.5월] 국제금융 Inside

•   국제금융센터: FF 선물금리 마이너스 배경 및 연준의 NIRP 가능성 평가

•   국제금융센터: [은행] 코로나19 이후 주요국 은행의 자본적정성 논란 점검

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(5.15)

•   국제금융센터: 중국, 4월 주요 경제지표 및 전망

•   국제금융센터: [Fund Flow] 글로벌 펀드자금, 주식 유출세 지속

•   국제금융센터: [주간] 코로나19 재확산 우려로 세계증시 하락

•   kotra: 페루, 경제 재활성화 계획에 따라 4단계 업무 재개

•   kotra: 코로나19가 칠레 경제에 미칠 영향

•   kotra: 코로나19 이란경제에도 부정적 영향

•   kotra: 멕시코 정부의 코로나19 대응조치 및 거시경제 전망

•   kotra: 전문가에게 듣는 멕시코 현 경제상황 및 자동차산업의 미래

•   kotra: 미국 코로나19 경제위기 속 현지기관의 진단과 처방

•   kotra: 미국 4월 고용지표 사상 최악 기록

•   kotra: 코로나19로 흔들리고 있는 우크라이나 경제

•   kotra: 코로나19, 주요 지표로 본 독일경제 중간점검

•   kotra: 코로나19가 미얀마 주요 산업에 미치는 영향

•   kotra: 폴란드, 코로나19 대응 경제규제 완화 중

•   kotra: 미국 기업, 코로나19 이후 공급망 디지털화 노력 확대 전망

•   kotra: 러시아 석유가스 산업

•   kotra: 코로나19가 멕시코 산업에 미친 영향

•   kotra: 이라크 전력산업

•   KDI: KDI 경제동향 2020. 5

•   KDI: 정년 연장이 고령층과 청년층 고용에 미치는 효과

•   통계청: 모바일 빅데이터 기반『코로나19 발생 전후 인구 이동』분석 결과

•   대외경제정책연구원: 2020년 세계경제 전망(업데이트)

•   EMERiCs: [동향세미나] 인도 자동차산업 둔화 배경과 전망

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 인도, 4월 제조·서비스 분야 PMI 사상 최대 폭락

•   EMERiCs: [동향세미나] 코로나19로 인한 ASEAN 관광산업 영향과 대응

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 아세안, 관광 산업 침체 방지 위한 공조 시작

•   EMERiCs: [전문가오피니언] 코로나19 팬데믹과 베트남 경제 영향 분석

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 러시아ㆍ유라시아, 부패 수준 심각하다고 평가... 코로나19 위기 극복에 걸림돌

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 러시아, 코로나19 증폭 속 경제 활동 재개 움직임

•   EMERiCs: [전문가오피니언] 남아프리카공화국의 경기 침체가 아프리카 경제에 미치는 영향

•   EMERiCs: [동향세미나] 사우디, 대아시아 원유 판매가격 대폭 인하

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 사우디 비전 2030, 코로나19 위기와 저유가로 차질 전망

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 아르헨티나, 지원금·채무 재조정 등 재정 압박 타개 위해 ‘고군분투’

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 브라질 실업률 3년래 최고치에 달했으나 해결은 요원할 전망

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 터키, 코로나19로 인한 다중적인 국가 안보 위협 대두

•   EMERiCs: [월간이슈] 4월 월간이슈 TOP5

•   EMERiCs: 중국, 노동절 기간 온라인 소비 증가세 가속

•   EMERiCs: 中 11개 부처 자동차 소비 촉진 정책 출범, 주요 내용과 전망

•   EMERiCs: ‘코로나19’ 이후 첫 황금연휴, 2020년 中 노동절 소비 동향 분석

•   EMERiCs: 中 1분기 지방 경제성적표 분석

•   EMERiCs: 中 상장은행 1분기 ‘코로나19’ 영향 분석

•   EMERiCs: 2020년 1/4분기 중국 지역별 경제 동향 및 특징

•   수출입은행 해외경제연구소: 인도네시아 국가신용도 평가리포트(2020년 5월)

•   수출입은행 해외경제연구소: 우즈베키스탄 국가신용도 평가리포트(2020년 5월)

•   수출입은행 해외경제연구소: 중국 국가신용도 평가리포트(2020년 5월)

•   수출입은행 해외경제연구소: 2020년 1분기 태양광산업 동향

•   에너지경제연구원: [격주간] 세계 원전시장 인사이트(2020.5.15)

•   에너지경제연구원: [격주간] 세계 에너지시장 인사이트 (제20-10호)

•   현대경제연구원: 코로나19로 인한 신흥국 위기 가능성

•   조세재정연구원: 알기 쉬운 재정통계 2020

•   국회입법조사처: 코로나19 세계적 대유행 (pandemic) 책임에 대한 국제사회의 공방

•   국회입법조사처: [현안브리핑 제8호] 코로나19 대응 국내·외 동향

•   하나금융경영연구소: 하나금융포커스 [제10권 10호]

•   우리금융경영연구소: 5월 경제 브리프

•   KB경영연구소: KB부동산시장 리뷰 2020-5호

•   KDB미래전략연구소: 주간 KDB리포트(2020.5.11)

•   건설산업연구원: 2020년 월간건설경기동향 5월호

•   건설산업연구원: 건설동향브리핑 756호

•   국토연구원: 부동산시장 소비심리지수 개선방안 연구

•   LH토지주택연구원: 2020 북한 건설개발 동향 1/4분기

•   외교안보연구소: 포스트 코로나19 국제경제 질서의 전망과 정책 시사점

•   대한상의: 20대 마지막 국회에 바라는 경제입법 과제 건의

•   대한상의: 포스트 코로나(Post Corona) 시대 변화와 전망

•   한국경제연구원: 경제성장률 1%p 감소하면, 가계금융부채 657만 원?, 신생기업 7,980 개?, 빈곤인구 14.9만 명?

•   한국경제연구원: 1인 가구 증가 시 소득불평등, 빈곤율 악화 우려

•   경총: 경총, '코로나19 사태 관련 기업 인식 및 현황 조사' 결과 발표

•   한국기업평가: [그룹 Fact Sheet] 두산

•   기재부: [보도참고] 국제신용평가사 무디스(Moody’s), 우리나라 국가신용등급을 Aa2(안정적)로 유지

•   기재부: ｢한국판 뉴딜 추진 TF｣ 1차 회의 개최

•   기재부: [보도참고]'20.4월 고용동향 보도참고

•   기재부: 제4차 소재·부품·장비 경쟁력강화위원회' 개최

•   기재부: 제3차 비상경제 중앙대책본부 회의 개최

•   기재부: [보도참고] 2020년 5월 최근 경제동향

•   기재부: 김용범 1차관, ｢한국판 뉴딜｣ 전문가 간담회 개최

•   산업부: 제2차 포스트 코로나19 산업전략 대화

•   산업부: (설명자료)국내 태양광 시장은 안정적인 내수시장을 바탕으로 국내기업이 주도 중으로 모듈 점유율도 상승 중(문화일보 5.11 보도에 대한 설명)

•   산업부: ｢자원개발 기본계획｣(’20～’29) 확정

•   산업부: 규제 샌드박스 지원기능 민간에 첫 개방

•   산업부: 지역과 지자체가 중심이 되어 에너지전환을 추진한다

•   산업부: 「육상풍력 입지지도」 개발로 경제성과 환경성을 갖춘 육상풍력 활성화 박차

•   산업부: 20년 4월 ICT 수출입 동향

•   산업부: 제3차 포스트 코로나 산업전략 대화

•   산업부: 2020년 4월 자동차산업 월간 동향

•   산업부: (참고자료)제3차 포스트 코로나 산업전략 대화 주요 논의 내용

•   노동부: 고용행정 통계로 본 ’20.4월 노동시장 동향

•   금융위: [보도참고] 2020년 4월중 가계대출 동향(잠정)

[Magazines]

•   Economist: Globalisation unwound - Has covid-19 killed globalisation?

•   Economist: On the blink - The European Union is having a bad crisis

•   Economist: Escaping the lockdown - Don’t rely on contact-tracing apps

•   Economist: Re-open and shut - When lockdowns end, governments will have to free labour markets

•   Economist: Water torture - If China won’t build fewer dams, it could at least share information

•   Economist: Searching for meaning - The covid-19 pandemic puts pressure on the EU

•   Economist: No safety net - Covid-19’s blow to world trade is a heavy one

•   Economist: Supple supplies - Businesses are proving quite resilient to the pandemic

•   Economist: Unemployment insurance - Inefficiencies bedevil America’s response to soaring joblessness

•   Economist: Why covid-19 seems to spread more slowly in Africa

•   Economist: France is leaving lockdown. Now the trouble begins

•   Economist: Is Sweden’s approach to covid-19 wise or reckless?

•   Economist: The cost of the pandemic to Britain’s economy is becoming clear

•   Economist: Eye of the hurricane - America Inc faces a wave of bankruptcies

•   Economist: American corporate profits - An earnings season to forget

•   Economist: Buying time - A wave of bankruptcies is coming in Europe

•   Economist: Silicon Valley in the pandemic

•   Economist: Creative destruction in times of covid

•   Economist: Could travel bubbles offer a route to economic recovery?

•   Economist: Turkey’s defence of the lira has been unwise and ineffective

•   Economist: America files a new financial salvo at Beijing

•   Economist: How to fight an economic crisis in a monetary union

•   Economist: Free exchange - Why the pandemic could eventually lower inequality

•   Economist: Wireless charging of electric cars looks increasingly promising

•   Economist: Which way a wind turbine turns might not seem to matter

•   Forbes: Short Term Energy Outlook Shows Impact Of COVID-19 On Energy Sector

•   Forbes: S&P 500 Indicates A Bear Market. Or Does It?

•   Forbes: Samsung Insider Reveals Secret New Galaxy Smartphone

•   Forbes: Forget Samsung’s Galaxy S20 And Note 10, This Is The Smartphone To Buy

•   Forbes: Did The Oxford Covid Vaccine Work In Monkeys? Not Really

•   Forbes: The New Normal Isn’t Remote Work. It’s Better.

•   Forbes: Hydrogen Fuel Cells Are Losing The Battery Electric Car Race, But It’s Only Lap 1

•   Forbes: Depression Is On The Rise With High Unemployment And Career Instability

•   Fortune: Class of 2020: New college grads are getting a crash-course in job market uncertainty

•   Fortune: After record 2019, Fortune 500 corporate profits to drop in 2020. But by how much?

•   Fortune: Coronavirus stock market: Are we experiencing the dreaded 'dead cat bounce'?

•   Fortune: How Chinese consumers are spending after coronavirus lockdowns

•   Fortune: PPP, Main Street lending, and more: The government stimulus programs still available to small business owners and the self-employed

•   Fortune: The hopes of a V-shaped recovery is "a fantasy," this Wall Street heavyweight says

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: What Our Post-Pandemic Future Looks Like

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: Gilead Drug Remdesivir: Rare Example of Foresight in the Pandemic

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: Oil Price Crash Could Hurt Trump in Texas, Help in Pennsylvania

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: The Tiny U.S. Agency Fighting Covid Conspiracy Theories Doesn't Stand a Chance

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: Sweden Coronavirus Response: Less Economic Damage, More Disease

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: China’s Shoppers Aren’t Going to Restaurants, Bad Sign for Malls

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: How Small Businesses Plan for Reopening (and Other Acts)

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: What Happens If the President Tests Positive for Coronavirus

•   Time: Welcome to the First Global Depression of Our Lifetimes

•   Time: There Are Sensible Ways to Reopen. Then There's the US's Way

•   Time: As it Reopens, China Has a Chance to Become a Top Superpower

•   Atlantic: Taiwan’s Diplomatic Push to Be the Anti-China

•   Atlantic: Our Democracy Will Survive This Pandemic

•   Atlantic: The Lessons of the Great Depression

•   Atlantic: What 'Obamagate' Is Really About

•   Foreign Policy: The Great Decoupling

•   Foreign Policy: How the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Permanently Expand Government Powers

•   Foreign Policy: Don't Blame Trump for U.S. Coronavirus Health Care Crisis

•   Foreign Policy: Xi Jinping Is a 'Good Emperor,' says Eric Li

•   Foreign Policy: Vietnam's Coronavirus Success Is Built on Repression

•   Foreign Policy: China Uses Pandemic to Boost Military Pressure on Taiwan, U.S. Congressional Report Says

•   Foreign Policy: Beijing Is Provoking Taiwan, Not Invading It

•   Foreign Policy: Ukraine, Not Russia, Will Sue for Peace as Coronavirus Pressure Rises

•   Foreign Policy: Japan's Mysterious Pandemic Success

•   Foreign Policy: This Is What a Coronavirus War Economy Would Actually Look Like

•   Foreign Policy: Will a Global Depression Caused by the Coronavirus Pandemic Trigger Another World War?

•   Foreign Policy: China's Pandemic Victory Needed Brutal Tools

•   Foreign Policy: How Russia Became the New Coronavirus Hotspot

•   Foreign Policy: Under Cover of Coronavirus Pandemic, China Steps Up Brinkmanship in South China Sea

•   Barron's: Fed Should Resist Trump's Calls for Negative Rates

•   Barron's: Operation Warp Speed Is the Role Wrong for the Pentagon

•   Barron's: Covid-19 Tests Are Just One Diagnostic the World Needs to Fund

•   Barron's: If Trump Hoards a Coronavirus Vaccine, We Will Break U.S. Patents, Says a Key European Politician

•   Barron's: Seattle Is Considering an ‘Amazon Tax.’ It’s a Model for Taking Back Fiscal Power.

•   Barron's: A Debt Crisis Looms for Many Countries, IMF Veterans Warn

•   Barron's: World to America: Why Are You Rewiring Your Markets?

•   Science: Scientists are drowning in COVID-19 papers. Can new tools keep them afloat?

•   Nature: Coronavirus research updates: Promising vaccine shields monkeys from lung damage

•   Power Magazine: Siemens Launches ‘Most Powerful’ HL-Class Gas Turbine

•   Power Magazine: Advanced Nuclear Reactor Designs to Get Digital Twins

•   Power Magazine: Analysts Say 594,300 Jobs in Clean Energy Lost to Pandemic

•   Power Magazine: U.S. Coal-Fired Generation at Lowest Level Since 1976

•   매경이코노미: [BOOK IN BOOK] ‘로또분양’ 5월 큰 장

•   한경비즈니스: 5대 은행, 중소기업·자영업자 대출 사상 최대

•   한경비즈니스: ‘방심은 금물’ 경기 침체 이제 시작이다 [강문성의 경제 돋보기]

•   한경비즈니스: 경기 급락하면 강남 집값이 떨어진다?…‘환금성의 역설’일 뿐

•   한경비즈니스: 탁월한 책략가이자 경세가…이순신에게서 배우는 ‘승리 방정식’ [박찬희의 경영전략]

•   이코노미조선: 코로나 암초 만난 포퓰리즘 트럼프, 존슨, 보우소나루 공통점은? “코로나가 뭔지 모르지만 내 탓은 아닙니다”

•   이코노미조선: [Interview] 리처드 레빅 레빅전략커뮤니케이션 회장 “‘리더십 大전환기’ 팬데믹에 포퓰리즘 한계 노출”

•   이코노미조선: “팩트 중시하면 위기 두렵지 않아…전문가는 대립 아닌 협력 상대”

•   이코노미조선: [Interview] 유필화 성균관대 명예교수 “역사 속 리더는 위기에서 본질 꿰뚫는 지혜로 대처”

•   주간조선: 文의 부동산 정책 시즌2… 이용선, 깃발 들고 좌클릭?

•   주간조선: 부동산 부자 천국 중국을 통해 본 토지공개념의 환상

•   주간조선: 삼성 ‘무노조경영’ 포기 선언에 긴장하는 범삼성가?

•   이코노미스트: [유선종의 고령사회 부동산 담론] 초고령사회 ‘임자 없는 땅’이 늘고 있다

•   주간동아: 글로벌 공급망 변화에도 국내 스마트·바이오에서 일자리 기회 온다

•   주간동아: “선진국 기업들은 본국 유턴 중, 그러지 못하는 국내 제조업 더 키워야 일자리 유지”

•   월간로봇기술: 서비스 로봇, 중국 언택트 시대의 대세로 떠오르다

[Books]

•   WSJ: ‘Bezonomics’ Review: Spinning the Flywheel

•   매경: 한국기업, 인도 역동성에서 기회 찾아야

•   한경: [책마을] 반복되는 '폭락의 역사'…예언보다 대처가 중요

•   한경: [주목! 이 책] 위대한 기업은 변화하는 고객 니즈에 집중한다

•   서경: [책꽂이-경제신간]日 경제의 침체···무엇이 문제였을까

•   중앙: 팬데믹 위협, 자본주의보다 민주주의에 더욱 치명적