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capital controls, macroprudential policies, monetary policy
Green jobs, Green Skills, Polluting jobs, Emissions, Environmental Regulation.
inequality, optimal monetary policy, Taylor rules
Foreign exchange market volatility, Financial crises, Risk management, International investment position, Financial intermediation, Korea, Capital flows, Exchange Rate, Flow of Funds., WP, foreign asset, capital flow, investor base, VIX, non-financial corporation
COVID-19, pandemics, vaccinations.
Total factor productivity, Labor markets, Labor force, Capacity utilization, Supply and demand, Potential output, labor markets., output gap, broad measure, slack, traditional measure, late observation
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