[KIEP Newsletter Vol.13 No.6] Evaluation of Economic and Social Changes in Hong Kong / From Factories to Ideas: Why Intangible Capital Matters for the Korean Economy

Date2025/03/21
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VOL.13 · NO.6 · 2025.3.21

KIEP PUBLICATIONS

Evaluation of Economic and Social Changes in Hong Kong

Jaichul Heo / World Economy Brief 25-09

Since the 2019 extradition bill protests, Hong Kong’s politics and society have been showing signs of becoming more sinicized relatively quickly, while some changes have also been detected in the economic sphere, but Hong Kong still appears to be maintaining its various...

KIEP OPINIONS

From Factories to Ideas: Why Intangible Capital Matters for the Korean Economy

Jung Eun Yoon

What we cannot see has become more valuable than what we can. While economists once counted a nation's wealth by its physical assets—factories, buildings, and machines—today's most valuable resources often exist only in human minds and digital code...

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