Complete Collection of Korean Thought Series Published by Changbi=Edited by the Changbi Korean Thought Series Committee, Changbi
Changbi has published the complete 30-volume series of the 'Changbi Korean Thought Series' to mark its 60th anniversary. The series spans from Jeong Dojeon to figures such as Sejong, Lee Hwang, Lee I, Jeong Yak-yong, Choi Je-u, Kim Gu, Ham Seok-heon, and former President Kim Dae-jung. It encompasses the thoughts of 59 individuals, broadening the definition of thinkers to include monarchs, women, literary figures, politicians, and religious leaders. To allow readers direct access to the voices of these thinkers, key texts have been translated into Korean. The series also considers the potential for the global expansion of Korean thought.
Who Benefits from Inflation?=Written by Shin Hwan-jong, Forest Books
The financial expert tracks the winners and losers of inflation, arguing that the question should not be “What will inflation rise by?” but rather “Who benefits from inflation?” The book reviews economic history to examine where money moves when prices rise. The author anticipates a 'complex inflation' from 2026 to 2030, driven by AI investment, geopolitical conflicts, and digital finance. He advises a reevaluation of the traditional investment formula of 60% stocks and 40% bonds during this period. However, he also notes the possibility of strong disinflation around 2030 due to improvements in AI productivity.
Marketing Brains in the Age of AI=Written by Kim Ji-heon, Galmaenamu
The author emphasizes the need to ask not “How much can AI replace marketers?” but “What marketing can humans do better than AI?” He identifies the core abilities of marketers as defining problems and understanding people. To create marketing that is helpful and memorable, constant questioning is essential. In an era where anyone can produce above-average results with AI, the author warns that “becoming similar to others is risky.”
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