The report provides a comprehensive analysis of South Korea's key economic indicators, presenting an in-depth understanding of the nation’s macroeconomic landscape, fiscal policies, trade activities, financial markets, and infrastructure development. It begins with a detailed macroeconomic overview, focusing on GDP growth trends, purchasing power parity (PPP), and GDP per capita, which highlight South Korea's economic performance, productivity, and its role in the global economy. The analysis also includes GDP-based metrics and PPP conversion rates to give a nuanced perspective on the country's economic standing relative to other nations.
The report examines inflation and employment trends, analysing the trajectory of consumer prices and the unemployment rate. It also explores demographic factors such as population growth to assess their impact on labour market dynamics and economic stability. The fiscal and external balance section evaluates South Korea’s current account balance, government borrowing, debt levels, and revenue generation, providing insights into the country’s fiscal health and its trade competitiveness.
Read More1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. SCOPE AND COVERAGE
2. MACROECONOMIC OVERVIEW
2.1. South Korea Real GDP Growth (Annual Percent Change)
2.2. South Korea GDP, Current Prices (Billions of U.S. Dollars)
2.3. South Korea GDP Per Capita, Current Prices (U.S. Dollars Per Capita)
2.4. South Korea GDP, Current Prices (Purchasing Power Parity; Billions of International Dollars)
2.5. South Korea GDP Per Capita, Current Prices (Purchasing Power Parity; International Dollars Per Capita)
2.6. South Korea GDP Based on PPP, Share of World (Percent of World)
2.7. South Korea Implied PPP Conversion Rate (National Currency Per International Dollar)
3. INFLATION AND EMPLOYMENT TRENDS
3.1. South Korea Inflation Rate, Average Consumer Prices (Annual Percent Change)
3.2. South Korea Inflation Rate, End-of-Period Consumer Prices (Annual Percent Change)
3.3. South Korea Population (Millions of People)
3.4. South Korea Unemployment Rate (Percent)
4. FISCAL AND EXTERNAL BALANCES
4.1. South Korea Current Account Balance (Billions of U.S. Dollars)
4.2. South Korea General Government Net Lending/Borrowing (Percent of GDP)
4.3. South Korea General Government Gross Debt (Percent of GDP)
4.4. South Korea Revenue (% of GDP)
Read MoreKey Economic Indicators of South Korea