원 달러환율 고공행진, 고환율의 진짜 범인은 일본이었습니다(풀버전)ㅣ이승헌교수& 김원장 기자

Hello, this is Director Kim’s Visible Economy. "Benchmark interest rate frozen," "money supply increase," "persistent high exchange rates"... These are terms that flood the economic news every day, yet few people can properly explain how money is actually created, what happens when interest rates are raised, and why exchange rates remain unchecked. That is why we have invited Professor Lee Seung-hun, a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Korea, today. He is someone who directly determined the benchmark interest rate at the Monetary Policy Committee for three years. We have prepared a full version combining Parts 1 and 2, featuring stories that only someone who stood on the front lines of monetary policy can tell. [Part 1] Who Makes Money and How? Is the claim that "the Bank of Korea has released too much money" really true? Who exactly creates market liquidity, and how? Is it the Bank of Korea or commercial banks? It is said that the money supply increases when the government expands fiscal spending, but is that true? What actually happens in the market when the benchmark interest rate is raised? [Part 2] We Are Earning Record-Breaking Dollars, So Why Isn't the Exchange Rate Being Controlled? The Real Reason High Exchange Rates Persist Despite Record-Breaking Current Account Surpluses With a correlation coefficient of over 0.7 between the Won and the Yen, Why Has the Won Become One with the Yen? The Structural Reasons Why Japan Cannot Raise Interest Rates Sufficiently The Impact of Japanese "Western Stock Investors" Investing Overseas Without Currency Hedging on the Weak Yen Why Don't Our Export Companies Convert Earned Dollars into Won? From the Birth of Money to the Operating Principles of Interest Rates and the Reality of High Exchange Rates. We examine the actual mechanisms of monetary policy, which you can never fully understand just by watching the news. After watching this video, you will read economic news in a new light. Thank you for joining us today. #BankOfKorea #BaseInterestRate #MoneySupply #ExchangeRate #WeakYen #LeeSeungHeon #KimWonJang'sVisibleEconomy