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[Asia Economy Reporter Byunghee Park]

◆Keep Going= The author, Ju Eon-gyu (Sinsa Imdang), is a YouTuber who is currently gaining popularity. His YouTube channel "Sinsa Imdang" has 850,000 subscribers. He successfully transformed from an office worker earning 1.6 million KRW per month while living in a semi-basement single room to an entrepreneur. While working, he invested in stocks and earned money through real estate rental business and an online shopping mall side job. Later, he quit his job and started running an offline store and broadcasting on YouTube. Sinsa Imdang consistently uploads videos on his YouTube channel "Sinsa Imdang" sharing his experiences and know-how on finance, including the harsh realities he faced as an office worker, the process of preparing to quit his job, how he saved seed money, how to avoid scams, and how to start side jobs and save money. Sinsa Imdang reveals the most realistic ways to make money in Korea. From how beginners in finance can save money, how to start a smart store with 1 million KRW, how to run a business without connections, to how to manage your mindset without losing mental stability, he shares financial methods and philosophies so that ordinary people can enter the path to wealth.

◆Closing the Store Tomorrow= The author has witnessed novice self-employed people collapse helplessly over about 15 years in the self-employment industry. He reveals the reality and essence of self-employment. The author emphasizes that the most important thing to do self-employment is to understand the essence of the business you want to pursue. (Written by Han Beom-gu / Business Map)

◆Live Economics= This book seeks solutions to 19 currently hotly debated economic issues such as income-led growth policy, real estate regulations, minimum wage, and polarization improvement. The author points out that the current sharp economic debates are spreading into ideological conflicts between left and right politics and stresses that only emphasizing one side’s opinion is not appropriate. This is because capitalism is continuously evolving. Therefore, the author connects past events with current economic problems to seek solutions. (Written by Kang Sung-jin / Maeil Business Newspaper Publishing)

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