Business Intelligence Monitor Weekly 210215~210221

[Reports]

•   IMF: Canada - Staff Concluding Statement of the 2021 Article IV Mission

•   IMF: Why Climate Change Vulnerability Is Bad for Sovereign Credit Ratings

•   IMF: Public and Private Money Can Coexist in the Digital Age

•   IMF: Tourism in the Post-Pandemic World : Economic Challenges and Opportunities for Asia-Pacific and the Western Hemisphere

•   IMF: Structural Factors and Central Bank Credibility Limit Inflation Risks

•   IMF: Kristalina Georgieva: Resilience in a New Shock-Prone World

•   IMF: When it Comes to Services vs. Manufacturing, Words Matter

•   World Bank: How COVID-19 is Affecting Companies Around the World

•   World Bank: Tracking an Unprecedented Year for Businesses, Everywhere

•   World Bank: Taking Stock of Trade Policy Uncertainty : Evidence from China’s Pre-WTO Accession

•   World Bank: The Impact of Oil Shocks on Sovereign Default Risk

•   WTO: Goods Barometer signals strong trade rebound but momentum may be short lived

•   ILO: Future of work: Where next for the automotive industry?

•   BIS: Use of big data sources and applications at central banks

•   BIS: Debt specialisation and diversification: International evidence

•   White House: Fact Sheet: Biden Administration Announces Extension of COVID-19 Forbearance and Foreclosure Protections for Homeowners

•   White House: Fact Sheet: President Biden Announces New Actions to Expand and Improve COVID-19 Testing

•   U.S. Department of State: Secretary Blinken’s Call with Quad Ministers

•   European Commission: Commission sets course for an open, sustainable and assertive EU trade policy

•   European Commission: Questions and Answers: An open, sustainable and assertive trade policy

•   European Commission: A renewed multilateralism fit for the 21st century: the EU's agenda

•   European Commission: Coronavirus: preparing Europe for the increased threat of variants

•   European Commission: Coronavirus: Commission approves second contract with Moderna to ensure up to additional 300 million doses

•   European Commission: G7: EU to support COVID-19 vaccination strategies and capacity in Africa

•   European Commission: EU doubles contribution to COVAX to €1 billion to ensure safe and effective vaccines for low and middle-income countries

•   Fed: Monetary policy and the corporate bond market: How important is the Fed information effect?

•   Fed: Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, January 26-27, 2021

•   Fed: Speech by Governor Lael Brainard - The Role of Financial Institutions in Tackling the Challenges of Climate Change

•   Fed: Monetary Policy Report – February 2021

•   FRBNY: Total Household Debt Increased in Q4 2020, Newly Originated Mortgages Reach Record High

•   FRBNY: Mortgage Rates Decline and (Prime) Households Take Advantage

•   FRBNY: How Competitive are U.S. Treasury Repo Markets?

•   FRBNY: February Regional Business Surveys Find Widespread Supply Disruptions -Liberty Street Economics

•   FRBSF: Future Output Loss from COVID-Induced School Closures

•   St. Louis Fed: COVID-19 across Counties with Different Pre-Pandemic Financial Distress

•   St. Louis Fed: Not All Bursting Market Bubbles Have the Same Recessionary Effect

•   St. Louis Fed: Roundup: Monetary History, COVID-19 and Home Sales, and U.S. Trade with China

•   ECB: Account of January monetary policy meeting

•   ECB: The ECB's policy response to the COVID-19 pandemic

•   ECB: Shifts in the portfolio holdings of euro area investors in the midst of COVID-19: looking-through investment funds

•   ECB: On the interaction between monetary and macroprudential policies

•   BoE: QE as an economic policy tool - what does it do and how should we use it? - speech by Dave Ramsden

•   BoE: An update on the economic outlook - speech by Gertjan Vlieghe

•   BoE: Revisiting the New Keynesian policy paradoxes under QE

•   NBER: The Analytic Theory of a Monetary Shock

•   NBER: Artificial Intelligence, Globalization, and Strategies for Economic Development

•   NBER: The Recovery From The Great Recession: A Long, Evolving Expansion

•   NBER: The Economic Geography of Global Warming

•   NBER: The Social Cost of Carbon, Risk, Distribution, Market Failures: An Alternative Approach

•   CEPR: CEPR Discussion Papers 14 February 2021

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

•   World Economic Forum: Here's what global progress on COVID-19 vaccination looks like

•   World Economic Forum: Will robots be good or bad for our jobs? Here are lessons from Japan

•   World Economic Forum: Here’s why China’s trade deal with Mauritius matters

•   World Economic Forum: 3,000 global CEOs set out their post-COVID priorities | World Economic Forum

•   World Economic Forum: How the Davos Agenda 2021 outlined a path for global cooperation

•   World Economic Forum: What the future holds for world trade, according to 8 global leaders

•   World Economic Forum: How do ‘trading frenzies’ like GameStop affect the real economy? An expert explains

•   World Economic Forum: Will humans and robots ever be friends? Here's what science can tell us

•   World Economic Forum: From growth to the gig economy: 10 areas to create a better, more resilient future

•   World Economic Forum: This is what working from home might mean for GDP and inequality

•   World Economic Forum: This is how to make driving an EV more accessible and affordable

•   World Economic Forum: This flying AI robot can pick fruit – preventing waste in the process

•   World Economic Forum: What a 1918 pandemic in Michigan can teach us about the future of COVID-19

•   World Economic Forum: Chart: Which countries have the most electric cars?

•   World Economic Forum: These are the biggest hurdles on the path to clean energy

•   Brookings: How Biden can succeed on infrastructure where Trump did not

•   Brookings: The climate wolf at the door: Why and how climate resilience should be central to building back better

•   Brookings: What do we know about the Biden administration’s emerging trade policy?

•   Brookings: A strategic roadmap for reentry 2021 and beyond

•   Brookings: How the Pan-Arab electricity market can promote regional cooperation and economic recovery

•   Brookings: Hutchins Roundup: Unemployment benefits, artificial intelligence, and more

•   Brookings: What does the unemployment rate measure?

•   Brookings: The COVID-19 vaccine: What can states learn from each other?

•   CSIS: The Right Time for a Capital Increase for the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)?

•   CSIS: The United States’ Broken Infrastructure Is a National Security Threat

•   CSIS: Semiconductors as Natural Resources – Exploring the National Security Dimensions of U.S.-China Technology Competition

•   CSIS: Extreme Weather Tests Grid Resilience across Much of the United States

•   CSIS: Where Is the Africa-China Relationship Headed in 2021?

•   CSIS: Undeclared North Korea: The Yusang-ni Missile Operating Base (Update since 2019)

•   CSIS: Building Resilient Global Supply Chains: The Geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific Region

•   38 North: North Korea’s Yongbyon Nuclear Center: Working Through Winter | 38 North: Informed Analysis of North Korea

•   38 North: The Road Ahead for the North Korean Economy After the Party Congress

•   McKinsey:The future of work after COVID-19

•   McKinsey:COVID-19: Briefing note #43, February 19, 2021

•   IEA: Greater energy efficiency could double China’s economy sustainably

•   IEA: Is carbon capture too expensive?

•   IEA: Consumers can transform Latin America’s power systems: Here’s how

•   IEA: Severe power cuts in Texas highlight energy security risks related to extreme weather events

•   IRENA: The EV Effect: Markets are Betting on the Energy Transition

•   Wood Mackenzie: Europe needs to change course to hit 2030 emissions target

•   Wood Mackenzie: Energy transition to drive refinery and petrochemicals integration

•   BNEF: 2021 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook Shows Resilient, Clean Energy Growth in 2020, Despite Overall Economic Decline

•   IDC: After several years of growth, India's smartphone market declines in 2020, reporting a 2% YoY drop, says IDC India

•   IDC: Russian Smartphone Market Sags in Fourth Quarter 2020

•   IDC: The Impact of Brexit on the Digital Market in the Aftermath of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement

•   Gartner: Gartner Survey Suggests Most Finance Executives Not Planning to Hold Bitcoin as a Corporate Asset

•   Gartner: Gartner Says Most Organizations Will Encourage but Not Require Employee Vaccination

•   Strategy Analytics: A 5G Phone is No.1 in Germany for First Time Ever

•   Strategy Analytics: Xiaomi Enters Top-10 Android Phones in UK

•   Strategy Analytics: OPPO A72 is Top 10 Android in France

•   Strategy Analytics: Apple Took 55% of Global Smartphone Value Share in Q4 2020

•   Counterpoint: Xiaomi Overtakes Samsung In Russia Online Smartphone Sales in Q4 2020

•   IHS Markit: Semiconductor shortage update: Nearly one million vehicles delayed

•   IHS Markit: Energy Storage Market to More Than Double in 2021

•   IHS Markit: GM Aspirations to End Sales of Gasoline-Powered Light Vehicles by 2035 Latest Sign that Peak Gasoline Demand from Light Vehicles Has Already Come and Gone

•   IHS Markit: Winter Storm Uri Has Impacted Nearly 6.0 Million Barrels per Day of Refining Capacity in the United States

•   IHS Markit: Electric Vehicle Share in the US Reaches Record Levels in 2020, According to IHS Markit

•   DRAMeXchange: 【Market View】Blackouts Affecting Samsung’s Texas-Based Line S2 Fab Expected to Impair 1-2% of Global 12-Inch Wafer Foundry Capacity, Says TrendForce

•   IC Insights: Sales of Logic ICs Account for Largest Share of China’s IC Market in 2020

•   IFR: Top 5 Robot Trends 2021

•   한국은행: 해외경제 포커스(제2021-6호)

※   국제경제리뷰: 최근 중국 수입 수요의 특징과 향후 여건 점검

•   한국은행: 2021년 1월 수출입물가지수

•   한국은행: 금융통화위원회 의사록(2021년도 제2차)(2021.1.28.)

•   한국은행: 2020년 12월중 통화 및 유동성

•   한국은행: 2021년 1월중 거주자외화예금 동향

•   한국은행: [보도자료] 2021년 1월 생산자물가지수

•   한국은행: 2020년말 국제투자대조표(잠정)

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 일본 2020.4/4분기 실질GDP(속보), 전기대비 3.0% 증가

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 2021년 1월 FOMC 회의 의사록 내용

•   한국은행: [현지정보] Brainard 연준 이사, 기후변화 대응 연설 주요내용

•   한국은행: [현지정보] 2020년중 홍콩 부동산시장 동향 및 향후 전망

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(2.15)

•   국제금융센터: [Brief] 일본, `20년 4분기 성장률(12.7%) 시장예상치 상회

•   국제금융센터: [은행] 글로벌 은행권 주간 동향(2.15)

•   국제금융센터: [Fund Flow] 글로벌 펀드자금, 주식 유입폭 확대. 채권 14주 연속 유입

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(2.16)

•   국제금융센터: [Brief] 미 국채금리(10년)의 Tipping Point는?

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(2.17)

•   국제금융센터: 뜨거워진 글로벌 ESG 경영. 핵심포인트 7가지에 주목

•   국제금융센터: [Brief] 연준 완화기조 재확인 가운데 금융안정 논의 확대

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(2.18)

•   국제금융센터: 코로나19 관련 동향 및 해외시각(2.19)

•   국제금융센터: [Fund Flow] 글로벌 펀드자금, 인플레이션 경계감 확산

•   국제금융센터: 美 정부보증기관에 대한 유동성 규제안과 레포시장 영향

•   국제금융센터: 인플레이션 경과, 위험요인 및 향후 시나리오 평가

•   국제금융센터: 해외 분석기관들이 보는 2021년 글로벌 12대 리스크

•   국제금융센터: 최근 국제유가 강세의 지속 가능성 점검

•   kotra: 웨비나를 통해 보는 영국 자동차산업의 2021년 전망

•   kotra: 팬데믹 시대, 美 오프라인 소매업계 여전히 먹구름

•   kotra: 베트남, RCEP으로 글로벌가치사슬(GVC)에 날개를 달다

•   kotra: 2021년 인도 통상분야 주요 변동내역

•   kotra: 2021년 인도네시아 경제 전망

•   kotra: 2021년 캐나다 경제 전망

•   kotra: 바이든 대통령, 기후변화 대응 행정명령 동향 및 시사점

•   kotra: 2021년 중국에선 어떤 비즈니스가 뜰까?

•   kotra: 프랑스, 차량용 반도체 수급 차질 영향 본격화

•   kotra: 러시아의 수소연료 개발 현황

•   kotra: 글로벌 차량용 반도체 부족 사태, 현황과 전망

•   통계청: 2020 4/4분기 가계동향조사 결과 보도자료

•   대외경제정책연구원: 미국 바이든 신정부의 대중남미 정책 현안 및 전망

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 미얀마, 민주화 시위 격화

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 인도네시아, 팜오일 산업 수성 위한 노력

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 카자흐스탄, 중소기업과 투자 유치를 중심으로 하는 2021년 경제 활성화 계획 발표

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 나이지리아, 지나치게 높은 석유 산업 의존도와 경제적 불평등 문제 직면

•   EMERiCs: [전문가오피니언] 중남미, 코로나19와 더불어 맞이할 난제들

•   EMERiCs: [전문가오피니언] 미국 조 바이든의 집권과 브라질: 브라질의 기회와 보우소나루의 위기

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 코로나19로 큰 타격을 입은 멕시코 경제와 향후 전망

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] ‘두 정권’ 사태의 베네수엘라, 정치적 혼란 지속

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드]中 디지털 경제 현황 및 지역별 2021년 디지털 경제 육성 동향

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드]中 호적제도 개혁 박차, ‘도시군 발전’ 탄력받을 것

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 中 전국 탄소시장 오픈, 기술혁신만이 살 길

•   EMERiCs: [이슈트렌드] 연초부터 금융권 관리감독 고삐 조이는 중국, 향후 전망은?

•   수출입은행 해외경제연구소: 2020년 하반기 해외건설산업 동향

•   에너지경제연구원: [격주간] 세계 원전시장 인사이트(2021.2.19)

•   에너지경제연구원: [격주간] 세계 에너지시장 인사이트 (제21-04호)

※   포커스: EU 수소전략과 수소경제 구축의 비용효과분석

•   조세재정연구원: 2021 주요국 예산안 일본

•   조세재정연구원: [국가회계 재정통계 Brief (2021-01)] 국가채무와 공공부문 부채 분석

•   금융연구원: 금융브리프 30-04

•   KB: 2월 15일 기준 『[주간] KB부동산 Liiv ON 주택시장동향』 조사결과

•   토지주택연구원: 부동산시장동향보고서 2021년 2월호

•   주택금융연구원: 미래 주거트랜드, 생애주기별 주택 수요분석을 통한 신상품 개발 및 제도개선

•   국가안보전략연구원: 미국 정부의 신장위구르 상황에 대한 '제노사이드' 규정의 국제적 함의

•   국가안보전략연구원: 중국 내 주요 싱크탱크의 미중관계 전망

•   대한상의: 기업문화 Insight Report 2 : 스마트하게 일하는 기업들의 6가지 키워드

•   전경련: 최근 기업규제 강화에 대한 기업인 인식도 조사

•   전경련: 영국 블레어 정부 개혁정책과 시사점

•   한국경제연구원: 2020년 고용, 외환위기 이어 역대 2번째로 심각

•   한국경제연구원: 한국, 고령화속도 가장 빠른데 노인빈곤율은 이미 OECD 1위

•   한국기업평가: 2020년 신용등급 변동현황 분석

•   농촌경제연구원: [e-세계농업] 제7호 (2021년 2월)

•   기재부: 제15차 부동산시장 점검 관계장관회의 개최

•   기재부: [보도참고] 2021년 2월 최근 경제동향

•   기재부: [보도참고] 2020년말 대외채무 동향 및 평가

•   산업부: (설명자료)정부는 30년 12GW 해상풍력 보급을 목표로 하고 있으며, 기사에서 언급한 206조원의 REC 수익금은 현재 일부 해상풍력 단지의 REC 수익을 미래에 추진될 사업에 단순 대입한 것으로 향후 변화될 사업여건을 고려하지 않은 숫자임 (문화일보 2.10일자 보도에 대한 설명)

•   산업부: 2021년 1월 자동차산업 월간 동향

•   산업부: "글로벌 경제를 선도하는 산업강국”실현

•   산업부: 25년 친환경차 중심 국가 구현 금년 K-전기차·수소차 글로벌 붐업 조성 추진

•   국토부: 2021년 정부 업무보고 「회복·포용·도약 대한민국 2021」

•   국토부: 1월 주택 매매거래량은 9.1만 건, 전월세 거래량은 18.0만 건

•   환경부: 2050 탄소중립을 향한 2030년 자동차 온실가스 기준 확정

•   환경부: 전기·수소차 대중화 위한 청사진…무공해차 보급혁신방안 수립

•   공정위: 2020년도 기업결합 동향

[Magazines]

•   Economist: America and climate change - How America can rid itself of both carbon and blackouts

•   Economist: Joe Biden’s climate-friendly energy revolution

•   Economist: From banker to prime minister - Mario Draghi gives Italy another chance

•   Economist: The Spactacular boom on Wall Street

•   Economist: Many hands, light work - Only 7% of urban Indian women have paid jobs

•   Economist: Macron’s African mission - How France can avoid a “forever war” in the Sahel

•   Economist: General strike - A boycott by bureaucrats is undermining the coup in Myanmar

•   Economist: Sinovacillate - China’s roll-out of covid-19 vaccines is slower than planned

•   Economist: Lexington - How will John Kerry fare as Joe Biden’s climate envoy?

•   Economist: Spain’s regional splits - Catalonia’s separatists score another victory, but a hollow one

•   Economist: Sympathy for the devil - The Kremlin’s criticism of Alexi Navalny is making him more popular

•   Economist: Charlemagne - The rise of dirty politics in Europe

•   Economist: Climate change - How Britain decarbonised faster than any other rich country

•   Economist: Climate change - Solar power’s NIMBY problem

•   Economist: Here we go - Britain’s vaccination campaign begins to show results

•   Economist: Trafficking dreams - Why China’s Didi can succeed where Uber has struggled

•   Economist: Hard reboot - Can Pat Gelsinger turn Intel around?

•   Economist: VW - Volkswagen’s boss lays out his electric plans

•   Economist: Pit stop - Glencore’s new boss takes the reins at a good time for commodities

•   Economist: Online shopping - Coupang hopes to be the next successful baby Amazon

•   Economist: Bartleby - When will office workers return?

•   Economist: Why SPACs are Wall Street’s latest craze

•   Economist: Rain for the rainmakers - What the SPAC craze means for tech investing

•   Economist: The shape of things to come - Economic forecasters are pencilling in heady growth rates

•   Economist: Advantage Amsterdam - Amsterdam’s financial centre gains an edge over continental rivals

•   Economist: Token effort - Bitcoin crosses $50,000

•   Economist: In search of a cure - The WTO has a new chief. Is it time for new trade rules too?

•   Economist: Buttonwood - What market break-evens do and don’t tell you about inflation fears

•   Economist: What a hot American economy means for the rest of the world

•   Forbes: Masayoshi Son’s Wealth Soars To Record High As SoftBank Shares Zoom

•   Forbes: The U.K., The EU And The WHO Have All Authorized AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 Vaccine—Why Hasn’t The U.S.?

•   Forbes: Winterization And The Texas Blackout: Fail To Prepare? Prepare To Fail

•   Forbes: The Labor Market Is Tight Despite High Unemployment

•   Forbes: Can The World Economy Survive Without Fossil Fuels?

•   Forbes: China Online Vs. Offline

•   Forbes: Five Business Takeaways From 2020

•   Forbes: Biden Beats Trump In Another Demographic—Billionaires

•   Forbes: Remote Work Is (Mostly) Here To Stay

•   Forbes: Artificial Intelligence And The End Of Work

•   Forbes: Can Stocks Keep Rising Or Is A Correction Imminent? Here’s What To Expect, According To Market Experts

•   Fortune: Stock traders: Timing the market is for losers

•   Fortune: The 'Buffett Indicator' is growing dangerously out of whack as the stock market rises

•   Fortune: A universal coronavirus vaccine might protect against the South African strain and future variants

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: The Gig Economy Is Coming for Millions of American Jobs

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: With Bitcoin Breaking $50,000, Even Wall Street Skeptics Must Pay Attention

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: The Electrical Power Crash Is Just Like a Stock Market Crash

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: China Has An 800,000-Square-Mile ‘City’ in the South China Sea

•   Bloomberg Businessweek: Hey, GameStop Traders, Buying to Push the Price Doesn’t Work

•   Time: How We Chose the 2021 TIME100 Next

•   Time: Why the Texas Power Outages Are a Climate Change Warning

•   Time: A $15 Minimum Wage Under Biden Is Crucial to Racial Justice

•   Time: Millions of Tenants Behind on Rent, Small Landlords Struggling, Eviction Moratoriums Expiring Soon: Inside the Next Housing Crisis

•   Atlantic: A Quite Possibly Wonderful Summer

•   Atlantic: What Went Wrong in Texas?

•   Atlantic: Why COVID-19 Cases Are Falling So Fast

•   Atlantic: Republicans Support Trump Because of, Not Despite, the Insurrection

•   Atlantic: The Evolution of Trump’s Threat to America

•   Foreign Policy: America’s Supply Chains Are Foreign Policy Now

•   Foreign Policy: Trump Is Guilty of Pandemicide

•   Foreign Policy: State Department Lawyers Concluded China Committed Crimes Against Humanity in Xinjiang but Not Enough Proof to Prove Genocide in a Court of Law

•   Foreign Policy: Mexican Foreign Minister Denounces COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Hoarding’ as Latin America Struggles to Boost Vaccine Supply

•   Foreign Policy: In Latin America, U.S. Popularity Is Already Bouncing Back After Biden's Election

•   Foreign Policy: Should Biden Ditch Trump’s Policies on China and Afghanistan?

•   Foreign Policy: Biden: End U.S. Hypocrisy on Israeli Nukes

•   Foreign Policy: Mitt Romney and Other U.S. Conservatives Are Finally Learning to Love the Welfare State

•   Foreign Policy: What Biden and Putin Can Agree On

•   Foreign Policy: Countries Are Ramping Up Coronavirus Vaccinations. What About Refugees?

•   Foreign Policy: Are Rumors Navalny's Wife May Pick Up His Baton the Result of Fake News?

•   Foreign Policy: Saudis Seek Biden’s Forgiveness by Freeing Activists, Announcing Reforms

•   Foreign Policy: State-Owned Oil Companies Could Undermine the Green Energy Revolution

•   Foreign Policy: Demand for vaccinations plunges in Israel

•   Foreign Policy: In Lebanon, Lokman Slim's Assassination Proves Hezbollah Is Vulnerable

•   Foreign Policy: Will Washington Derail China’s Aviation Industry?

•   Foreign Policy: Biden’s Plan to Protect American Workers Will Boost China’s Power in Asia

•   Foreign Policy: Biden’s Eisenhower Plan of Strategic Patience Toward China

•   Foreign Policy: Biden Team Seeks a Way Out of Nuclear Standoff With Iran

•   Foreign Policy: Here’s Who Will Run Biden’s China Policy

•   Foreign Policy: Why Are Myanmar’s Anti-Coup Protesters Targeting China?

•   Foreign Policy: In West Africa, Climate Change Equals Conflict

•   Foreign Policy: America’s India Problem Is All About Russia

•   Foreign Policy: After the Pandemic, Health Care Will Still Be Broken—but AI Can Help Fix It

•   Foreign Affairs: America’s Middle East Policy Is Outdated and Dangerous

•   Foreign Affairs: A Sharper, Shrewder U.S. Policy for Chinese Tech Firms

•   Foreign Affairs: System Failure

•   Foreign Affairs: An Unsentimental China Policy

•   Foreign Affairs: Like It Or Not, America Is Still A Superpower

•   Foreign Affairs: Russia Will Never See the United States the Same Way Again

•   Foreign Affairs: Can America Restore Its Credibility in Asia?

•   Foreign Affairs: Against Great Power Competition

•   Foreign Affairs: How to Make the International Order More Inclusive

•   Foreign Affairs: Rethinking Economics in the Age of Cheap Money

•   Foreign Affairs: How Biden Can Learn From History in Real Time

•   Barron's: Four Things to Know About the Housing Market in 2021

•   Barron's: Infrastructure Projects Are as American as Complaints About Their Costs

•   Barron's: Bitcoin Mining in Xinjiang, China Could Be a Red Flag for Regulators

•   Barron's: Could Trump Split Republicans Into a Third Party? Why It's a Real Possibility.

•   Barron's: Texas Didn't Protect Its Energy Investments. Blackouts Followed.

•   Barron's: After Covid-19, Other Public Health Crises Need Urgent Attention

•   Harvard Business Review: Is China Emerging as the Global Leader in AI?

•   Harvard Business Review: The SPAC Bubble Is About to Burst

•   Harvard Business Review: The U.S. Economy Is Leaving Midsize Companies Behind

•   Harvard Business Review: Selling After the Crisis

•   Harvard Business Review: How to Reinvent Your Organization In the Middle of a Crisis

•   MIT Technology Review: Leaked report shows Pfizer's vaccine is sharply cutting covid-19 infections in Israel

•   MIT Sloan Management Review: The Four Fatal Mistakes Holding Back Circular Business Models

•   MIT Sloan Management Review: A Framework for Innovation in the COVID-19 Era and Beyond

•   Power Magazine: Great Winter Storm of 2021 Will Live in Grid History

•   Power Magazine: Dirty Electricity, but Not the Kind You Think

•   Power Magazine: Safety and Digitalization Big Parts of Sustainability

•   Windpower Monthly: Texas blackouts to hit RWE Renewables profits

•   Windpower Monthly: Mining firm plans green hydrogen from 1GW wind-solar hybrid

•   Windpower Monthly: Frozen wind turbines ‘not solely to blame for Texas blackouts’

•   Windpower Monthly: Wind auction volumes bounce back in second half of 2020

•   Science: How soon will COVID-19 vaccines return life to normal?

•   Nature: The coronavirus is here to stay — here’s what that means

•   Nature: Can COVID vaccines stop transmission? Scientists race to find answers

•   매경이코노미: 회장님도 일반인도...팬덤을 모아라

•   매경이코노미: 팬덤 기업 유형별로 따져보니···애플·현대차 비슷한 듯 다르네

•   매경이코노미: 팬의 애착을 `장삿속`으로 다뤘다간 폭망

•   매경이코노미: 가슴 설레야 화끈하게 쓴다 `팬덤의 경제학`

•   매경이코노미: 프로 스포츠 구단`이 돈이 된다고?

•   매경이코노미: 코로나19 속 기사 회생 19개 기업 숨은 비결

•   매경이코노미: 전기車로 가는 징검다리···하이브리드카의 재발견

•   한경비즈니스: [프리뷰] “10년 뒤 생각하면 아찔하다”…미래 투자 속도 내는 기업들

•   한경비즈니스: 은행권 ESG 열풍…착한 금융 선점 경쟁

•   한경비즈니스: 배후에 투기 세력…들쑥날쑥 실거래가 신고의 진실

•   한경비즈니스: 지난해 일본 MA 사상 최대 키워드는 기업 재편·적대적 MA

•   한경비즈니스: ‘마천루 가고 실용의 시대 왔다’ 100년 대계 신사옥 규모 축소하는 이유

•   이코노미스트: [‘전력 공룡’ 한국전력, 더 커진다] 에너지 전환 위해 독점사업자에 힘 싣는 정부·여당

•   이코노미스트: [위기의 롯데] 유통·화학 등 경쟁사에 밀리는데 신동빈 회장 리더십 실종

•   이코노미스트: [SPECIAL REPORT(1) | 25번째 대책에도 부동산 시장 혼란] 대책 발표 후엔 가격 상승… ‘공급 쇼크’ 약속에도 여론은 “못 믿겠다”

•   이코노미스트: [이종우 증시 맥짚기] 시장 금리 상승과 주식투자자의 걱정거리

•   주간동아: D램 공급 부족! 삼성전자 지금 사도 늦지 않다

•   주간동아: 해상풍력 48조, 바다에 쏟아 버릴 것인가 퍼 담을 것인가

•   시사위크: [단독] 민주당 ‘노후원전 안전조사TF’ 원자력 전공자 ‘0명’

•   월간로봇기술: 쿠카(KUKA), 'KR 스카라 로봇' 등으로 신시장 적극 발굴한다

[Books]

•   Economist: The race to zero - Bill Gates has a plan to save the world

•   FT: The Code Breaker and Crispr People — the ethics of editing humanity

•   매경: 10년전 비트코인 1만개로 피자 두 판 샀다…10년 후 세상은 어떨까

•   매경: 내 커피숍은 텅 비었는데 스벅은 새벽부터 저 난리…왜?

•   매경: '복합위기'서 찾아낸 진짜 혁신의 기술

•   매경: 불평등 키우는 '기후재난'…정치적 연대와 협력의 길

•   매경: 구글·페북은 왜 빈민가에 집을 지을까

•   한경: [홍순철의 글로벌 북 트렌드] 스스로를 무너뜨리는 '확신의 함정'

•   서경: 단기실적만 따지는 주주자본주의 대안은 'ESG' [책꽂이]

•   서경: [책꽂이]G2 신냉전···중국인들의 속내는

•   서경: 세계화가 부른 병폐, 저항으로 개혁하라[책꽂이]

•   조선: 재벌이라 꽃길만 걸었다? 나를 성장시킨 건 ‘그늘’

•   세계: 지속가능한 지구를 위해… ESG 넘어 변화 이끄는 기업들

•   문화: <북리뷰>도시는 기후위기의 주범이자 최대 피해자

•   이데일리: [책]진정한 '공유경제의 시대'의 도래

•   로봇신문: '제프 베조스, 발명과 방황'