- Inclusive finance and economic development of developing countries and emerging markets -
Introduction
Financial inclusion helps people secure financial services and products, aiming to establish proper financial institutions to cater to the needs of the poor people. Inclusive growth is to strike a balance between economic and sustainable development, focusing equity and facilitating the stability and development of the economy. Financial inclusion can contribute to inclusive growth and sustainable development. Our lab deals with the current issues and challenges to achieving greater financial inclusion and inclusive growth.
Leader
Wook Sohn
Banking & Finance
wooksohn@kdischool.ac.kr
Member
Jinsoo Lee
Investment / International Finance
jlee@kdischool.ac.kr
Hyeon-Wook Kim
Investment / International Finance
hyeonwook@kdischool.ac.kr
Research Assistant
Dabin Song (dabinsong@kdis.ac.kr)
Research Projects
"Macroeconomic Policies of Korea to Cope with the Crisis (in English)," in Maurice Obstfeld
PM: Hyeon-Wook Kim
Year: 2012
16thFebruary,2021Hit :31
"Declines in Exchange Rate Pass-through to Export Prices in Korea (in Korean)," Korea Development Review
PM: Hyeon-Wook Kim
Year: 2009
16thFebruary,2021Hit :7
What Drives the Stock Market Comovements between Korea and China, Japan and the U.S.?
PM: Jinsoo Lee
Year: 2018
16thFebruary,2021Hit :11
When Will the 2015 Millennium Development Goal of Infant Mortality Rate be Finally Realised? - Projections for 21 OECD Countries Through 2050
PM: Jinsoo lee
Year: 2018
16thFebruary,2021Hit :4
Are Technology Improvement Rates of Knowledge Industries Following Moore's Law? An Empirical Study of Microprocessor, Mobile Cellular, and Genome Sequencing Technologies