[KIEP Newsletter Vol.12 No.8] Multidimensional Impact of COVID-19 on Education and Implications on Inclusive Recovery / North Korea’s 2023 Trade with China: Analysis and Forecasts

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VOL.12 · NO.8 · 2024.4.19

KIEP PUBLICATIONS

Multidimensional Impact of COVID-19 on Education and Implications on Inclusive Recovery

Gee Young OH / World Economy Brief 24-11

This report aims to present the findings of Oh et al. (2023), which analyzes the post-pandemic inequality levels in developing countries and derives policy implications for Korea's international development cooperation (IDC) to help reduce inequality...
North Korea’s 2023 Trade with China: Analysis and Forecasts

Jangho Choi, Yoojeong Choi / World Economy Brief 24-09

This article analyzes North Korea-China trade trends and statistics in 2023 to evaluate the extent of North Korea's trade normalization and its performance. North Korea's trade with China increased by more than 120% compared to the previous year...

KIEP OPINIONS

Price Dispersion Worsening in a World of Fragmented Currency Blocs

Wontae Han

The changes in the international order, led by nation-first policies, are fueling de-globalization and regionalization, thereby intensifying geopolitical instability. The strategic rivalry between the U.S. and China, the Russia-Ukraine war...

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The 2nd Meeting of the 2024 KIEP Research Advisory Committee (4.12)

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