인프런 - 라이프타임 커리어 플랫폼

What if you could predict the future economy? Future Economic Prediction through Elliott Wave Theory!

This is a basic financial management course that covers realistic asset management and investment methodologies for working professionals. It covers how to build a portfolio tailored to your own investment style through various financial products including ETFs, and how to build assets safely and steadily.

"When war breaks out, gold prices rise, the dollar strengthens, and inflation surges. Why does this pattern repeat? This lecture breaks down the economic structures that move following a war, focusing on core concepts. By understanding these trends, you will be able to read the direction of interest rates, exchange rates, and assets, establishing a standard to protect your wealth even in uncertain times. We will clearly and easily explain the economic trends that every office worker must know. Point 1. Understanding Post-War Economic Structures - Summarizing the core flow of how war, tariffs, and supply chain shifts change the economy - Structurally understanding the economic order that has changed since globalization Point 2. Core Principles of Reading the Flow of Money - Explaining the interconnected reasons behind movements in gold prices, the dollar, oil prices, and interest rates - Understanding the response mechanisms of capital markets and the real economy all at once Point 3. Standards for Reading Economic Trends Amidst Change - Summarizing key points that must be monitored amidst changes in inflation, interest rates, and economic conditions - Securing economic judgment standards to understand trends and respond to changes"

We have selected essential topics that must be understood in the flow of economics, structured to be easily and clearly comprehensible together with economics expert Kim Gwang-seok. This enables understanding of the structure connecting from small-scale regional economies to global economic systems, and allows for realistic learning of the essence of the economic field.

This course is a basic introduction for those who are new to bond investment. It explains everything from the concept of bonds to practical investment strategies.

This course introduces the core theory of modern financial economics and financial management, focusing on capital markets and investments. Learners will explore asset valuation, capital budgeting, portfolio selection, and the efficient market hypothesis, among other key topics.

This course analyzes the US-China currency hegemony competition, centered on dollar-based stablecoins and China's digital yuan. By systematically studying how changes in the global financial order in the digital currency era affect the domestic economy, financial markets, and individual asset strategies, it provides insights that can be immediately applied to practical work.

Dozens of economic news stories pour out every day, but it is not easy to determine what they actually mean for your salary and assets. This introductory course focuses on reducing the frustration felt when you don't know much about economics and organizing the criteria for interpreting the economy all at once. Rather than learning basic concepts like interest rates, prices, and the business cycle in a difficult way, we focus on explaining why they are important and how they are connected.

Wars, conflicts, and shifts in alliances happening around the world are no longer stories of distant lands. We are now in an era where these changes directly impact exchange rates, interest rates, industries, and the personal investment environment. Instead of consuming international affairs as "difficult news," this lecture starts by understanding why these conflicts recur and where capital moves as a result. To ensure that individual investors do not lose their way amidst global uncertainty, Professor Park Jung-ho provides an investor's perspective on reading the world order.

This course aims to analyze the impact of baby boomer retirement on society and the economy, and to present strategies to prepare for this transition. The course consists of three parts: the first part covers the current state of baby boomer retirement and the resulting social and economic changes. The second part presents personal retirement preparation, asset management, and coping strategies for the later stages of life. The final part focuses on understanding policy responses suitable for an aging society and solutions for intergenerational coexistence, with emphasis on understanding the roles of government and businesses.

This lecture does not view investment as a matter of "stock picking," but rather starts from understanding how asset prices have been formed and changed over the long term. It summarizes the essence of the 21st-century investment environment, created by the combination of ultra-long-term asset price trends, changes in currency value, and the structure of technology and hegemony. It provides investment criteria based on the shifts of the era, enabling individual investors to make judgments without being swayed by short-term trends, even in a highly volatile environment.

We have selected essential topics that must be understood in the flow of economics, structured to be easily and clearly comprehensible together with economics expert Kim Kwang-seok. This enables understanding of the structure that connects from small-scale regional economies to the global economic system, and allows for realistic learning of the essence of the economic field.