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Review
Plus
ⓒDisney
ByParkKun-ha
EditorialConsultant
T
oday, as we enter the second half of 2022, in South Korea where the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to be
over,theslightglimmerofhopehasfadedagainduetothesoaringnumberofCOVID-19patients.However,
two phenomena still seem to exist in the post-corona era: the government’s easing of social distancing
measures and extreme inflation. In accordance with the epidemic catastrophe called COVID-19 from 2020 to 2021,
the government has released money to the market through various welfare policies, including disaster support funds.
In addition, according to “The Impact and Implications of the Spread of COVID-19 on Consumer Price” announced
bytheKoreaInstituteofFinanceonApril24,2020,whentherapidspreadofCOVID-19occurred,itgreatlyreduced
domestic economic activity and the consumption of items directly affected by COVID-19 at the time. This led to a
sharp decline in consumer prices, allowing consumers to enjoy consumption at relatively low prices. However, as
the current situation where most social distancing measures have been eased since the COVID-19 has calmed down,
consumptionoftheseitemshasrecovered,andpriceshaverisenrapidly,leadingtocontinuoushighinflation.Thus,the
consumerpriceindexisinthemidstofanunstableflow.Suchphenomenonofinflationalsoappearsinthemovie“In
Time” released in 2011. The Argus will analyze the phenomenon of inflation caused by soaring prices in connection
withthemovie“InTime.”
Plot
In the distant future, real money has disappeared. People live by consuming “time” built into their body instead of
money. The standard established in time currency is four minutes for a cup of coffee, two hours for a bus ride, and
59yearsforasportscar.Thecostofproductionactivityisalsopaidwithtime,andconsumptionisalsocountedwith
ⓒIMDb
ⓒPasteMagazine
ⓒThePhuketNews
37
SEPTEMBER 2022
Plus
ⓒDisney
ByParkKun-ha
EditorialConsultant
T
oday, as we enter the second half of 2022, in South Korea where the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to be
over,theslightglimmerofhopehasfadedagainduetothesoaringnumberofCOVID-19patients.However,
two phenomena still seem to exist in the post-corona era: the government’s easing of social distancing
measures and extreme inflation. In accordance with the epidemic catastrophe called COVID-19 from 2020 to 2021,
the government has released money to the market through various welfare policies, including disaster support funds.
In addition, according to “The Impact and Implications of the Spread of COVID-19 on Consumer Price” announced
bytheKoreaInstituteofFinanceonApril24,2020,whentherapidspreadofCOVID-19occurred,itgreatlyreduced
domestic economic activity and the consumption of items directly affected by COVID-19 at the time. This led to a
sharp decline in consumer prices, allowing consumers to enjoy consumption at relatively low prices. However, as
the current situation where most social distancing measures have been eased since the COVID-19 has calmed down,
consumptionoftheseitemshasrecovered,andpriceshaverisenrapidly,leadingtocontinuoushighinflation.Thus,the
consumerpriceindexisinthemidstofanunstableflow.Suchphenomenonofinflationalsoappearsinthemovie“In
Time” released in 2011. The Argus will analyze the phenomenon of inflation caused by soaring prices in connection
withthemovie“InTime.”
Plot
In the distant future, real money has disappeared. People live by consuming “time” built into their body instead of
money. The standard established in time currency is four minutes for a cup of coffee, two hours for a bus ride, and
59yearsforasportscar.Thecostofproductionactivityisalsopaidwithtime,andconsumptionisalsocountedwith
ⓒIMDb
ⓒPasteMagazine
ⓒThePhuketNews
37
SEPTEMBER 2022
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