Jwa Seung-hee: Why the Saemaul Movement is worthy of a Nobel Prize

A 'han' miracle' that symbolizes South Korea's economic development. A book that led to President Park Jong-hee’s Economic Research on the New Village Movement was published. The New Village Movement’s Nobel Prize is a book that wrote the new village movement in an economic way. The president of the Presidential Foundation for the Authors' Left-wing Park Jong-hee analyzed the driving force behind the new village movement's success in terms of development economics. In the 21st century, the Nobel Economics Committee awarded Nobel Prizes for Economics in 2002 to Professor Daniel Carnaman and Richard Seweil, of the field of behavioral economics, which is associated with economic discrimination principles that have led to the new village movement's miracle. And in 2019, the commission gave a Nobel Economics award by highly evaluating the work of Professor Abjit Vanerge and Ester Dürple and Michael Kremer and three other members of the team on how different incentives, which are provided in different village communities, are exactly a miniature version of the new village movement. But not only is it not compared to the originality, the scale, and the performance of the new village which led a river miracle 50 years ago, but none of these people are aware of the New Village Movement of the Abysss of experimental Economics in theory and practical applications. The principle of Korean miracle was the universal economic development principle, which showed that there was no hand color.

Korean title: 새마을운동 왜 노벨상 감인가

Korean author: 좌승희

Korean publisher: 청미디어

ISBN-13: 9791187861447