[KIEP Newsletter Vol.12 No.13] Economic Impacts of the Sanctions on the Russian Economy and Stabilization Measures for Economic Cooperation between Korea and Russia / Climate Clubs: Their Emergence and Implications for Trade Policy

Date2024/06/28
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VOL.12 · NO.13 · 2024.6.28

KIEP PUBLICATIONS

Economic Impacts of the Sanctions on the Russian Economy and Stabilization Measures for Economic Cooperation between Korea and Russia

Minhyeon Jeong / World Economy Brief 24-20

There are concerns that the economic sanctions imposed by the West on Russia will continue even after the end of the Russia-Ukraine war, which began in 2022 and has since prolonged. This is because the nature of the war encompasses a multifaceted structure that cannot be easily explained by...
Climate Clubs: Their Emergence and Implications for Trade Policy

Jukwan Lee / World Economy Brief 24-19

This paper discusses the emergence of climate clubs as a new form of international cooperation to address climate change and its implications for trade policy. Climate clubs are presented as a potential solution to overcome the limitations of multilateral efforts and unilateral climate-trade measures...

KIEP OPINIONS

Korea-India Economic Cooperation after India’s 2024 General Election

Jeong Gon Kim

Modi would win a third term, as his strong leadership has led to solid economic growth and raised India's international profile. However, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) failed to win the number of seats it had hoped for, raising questions about the future of Modi's leadership...

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