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KOREA DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE

Korea's leading

think tank

Department of Macroeconomic Policy

The Department of Macroeconomic Policy analyzes and reports on economic trends and prospects of the Korean economy, and on developments in the global economy. Its responsibilities include modeling macroeconomic forecasts, publishing research papers on macroeconomic issues such as growth, inflation, finance, and employment, and producing appropriate policy recommendations for the medium and long-term.

Major Research Projects in 2015

Exchange Rate and Macroeconomic Stability: Centered on the Establish-

ment an International Currency

Has Elasticity of Substitution between Labor and Capital Become Greater in Korea?: Implications for

Labor Share

Demographic Change and Saving Rate Projection: The case of Korea

A Pension Study: Focusing on Public Pension Reform

Analysis and Forecast of Macroeconomic Trends

Analysis of Real Estate-related Trends

Macroeconomic Implications of Policy Distortions toward Firms

Population Aging and the Real Es-tate Market: Examining Policy Issues through an International Comparison of Market and Institutional Factors

How Household Debt and Housing Policies Influence the Household

Research Highlights in 2014

Research Publications

February 7 Policy Regimes, Policy Shifts, and US Business Cycles

April 15 Structural Analysis of the Formation of the General Public's Inflationary Expec-tations in Korea

June 12 Dynamics of Productivity and Creation of Employment in the Case of Japan

June 18 Business Cycles in Emerging Economies

August 7Pareto Weights in Practice: Income Inequality and Tax Reform

Macroeconomic

Policy Forum

Economic Dynamism of Korea: With a Focus on the Comparison with Japan· Japan 20 Years Ago, Korea Today: Population Aging and Economic Dynamism· Savings and Investment Rates and Current Account: Centering on Changes in Demographic Structure

· The Competition Structure of the Export Market Structures of Korea, Japan and China: Dynamic Comparative Advantage

· Analysis of Housing Market Trends: Comparative Study of Korea and Japan · Adverse Effects of Delayed Liquidation of Insolvent Enterprises· Efficiency of the Labor Market Allocation of Human Resources · Productivity and Efficiency of Production Resource Allocation: Comparative Study on the Manufacturing Industries of Korea and Japan

· Japan’s Fiscal Policy in the 1990s and Implications · Japan’s Monetary Policy Since the 1990s and Implications· Summary and Policy Implications

Causes of the Household Debt Build-up and Deleveraging Strategies: How Optimistic Belief Affects the Household Debt

Development of a Dynamic and Stochastic General Equilibrium Model for Economic Outlooks

Macroeconomic Analysis and Outlook· 『KDI Economic Outlook』 Semi-annual Bulletin· 『KDI Monthly Economic Trends』 Monthly Bulletin

Analysis of Real Estate-related Trends · 『Analysis of the Real Estate Market』 Quarterly Bulletin

Department of Financial Policy

The Department of Financial Policy is responsible for monitoring and analyzing trends in the do-mestic and international financial market. It also conducts policy research and analysis of funda-mental issues that impact the financial system including markets, institutions, governance, and regulation and supervision, to promote financial development and stability.

Financial

Policy ForumResearch Publications


Household Debt from an International Perspective: Issues and Policy Directions

Private Equity Fund’s Role in Ex-ante Korea’s Corporate

Restructuring

Global Investment of Korean Pension Funds and Its Influences on

Korea’s Financial Market

Direction for Financial Policies for Aging and Low-growth Society

The Impact of Tax-regime Change on Investment and

Dividend Policies

The Process of Advice and Sales in the Perspective of Financial Consumer

Protection

A Study on Measuring and Managing Longevity Risk

June 16 Estimating the Direct Impact of Bank Liquidity Shocks on the Real Econ-omy

August 4Value or Growth? Pricing of Idiosyncratic Cash-Flow Risk with Heterogeneous Beliefs

September 30 US Monetary Policy

November 21 Significance and Application of Fund Flow Statistics

November 7 Entrance of ICTs into FinTech: Status Quo and Future Challenges

December 12 Business Restructuring System

December 19 Improving the Governance Structure of Financial Institutions

Direction for Financial Policies for Aging and Low-growth Society

Systemic Risk in Banking Sector and Enhancement of Financial Regulation in Korea

The Effectiveness Analysis of Financial Support Policies for SMEs’ Decisions: Based on Firm's Dynamic Model

Evaluation and Policy Implications of Personal Loan Modification Programs in Korea

Bank’s Conservative Financial Behavior and Business Performance

Conferences

KDI-NABO International Forum: Fulfilling the Creative Economy by Fostering Venture Business and Start-ups (July 13)

KDI-Korea Financial Investment Association (KOFIA) Symposium: The Role of the Financial Industry in the Era of Population Aging and Stagnated Economic Growth (October 21)


Department of Competition Policy

The Department of Competition Policy is tasked with addressing challenges in corporate gover-nance, market structure, concentration of economic and market power, and the legal and regulato-ry environment, to advance policy recommendations that promote a fair and competitive economy. It also analyzes the regulation of public entities and quasi-public entities in regulated sectors.



A Study on the Enhancement of the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises

(SMEs) Policy in Korea (III)

· Comprehensive Measures to Improve Policy Support for SMEs, the Core

Instruments in the Pursuit and Realization of the National Economic

Strategy

Corporate Governance of Cartel Firms

· Relationship between Competition and Corporate Governance in the

Commodity Market: Policy Implica-tions on Corporate Governance and

Competition


Corporate Governance of Large Business Groups: Empirical Assessments and Policy Implications

· Autonomy and Conduct of the Board of Directors· Autonomy of the Board of Directors and Replacement of CEOs· Policy Effects of Setting a Ceiling on the Total Amount of Shareholding · Policy Goal of Restricting Cross-shareholding· Effectiveness of the Holding Company System and Policy Response

Measuring Damages Caused by Cartels

· Evaluation and Organization of Estimation Methods used in Indemnity Lawsuits to Estimate Costs Incurred by Collusive Behavior, Examination of New Applicable Economic Theories and Econometric Methodologies

A Study on the Enhancement of the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) Policy in Korea (II)

· Comprehensive Measures to Improve Policy Support for SMEs, the Core Instruments in the Pursuit and Realization of the National Economic Strategy

A Study on Fixed Book Pricing

· Comparative Analysis of the Book Market Before and After the Fixed

Book Pricing System: Market Impact and Policy Implications

Department of Human Resource Development Policy

The Department of Human Resource Development Policy produces research and analysis on a broad range of policy issues on human capital development and productivity including labor, ed-ucation, human resource development, and social cohesion, the cornerstones of a well-working economy.




A New Direction in Human Capital Policy for Korea

A Study on the Effect of Human Capital on Industrial Structure and Productivity

Exit Structure for Higher Education Institutions

An Empirical Study on School Choice and School Productivity

Diversifying Assistance for Early Child Care and Education

A Study on the Science of Delivery for Policy Effectiveness Improvement

Establishment of the 2014-2018 National Fiscal Management Plan (Promoting Job Creation)

Development of University R&D Ecosystems to Achieve Creative Economy

KDI-EWC Conference: A New Direction in Human Capital Policy; Trends in Advanced Countries and Implications for Korea (August 21-22)

KDI Workshop on Human Capital Policy (October 21-22)

Human Capital Strategy to Strengthen Adults’ Capabilities

Work Hours and Productivity: Centering on the Manufacturing

Industry

A Study on the Causes of Long-term Unemployment, Effect of

Vocational Training and Schemes to Improve Vocational Training

Study on Income Volatility: Measurement, Causes and Policy

Implications

Empirical Study on School Selection: Centered on the High

School Selection System

Determinants of Child Development in Korea and Policy Implications

Conferences

Department of Industry and Service Economy

The Department of Industry and Service Economy analyzes the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century economy in a rapidly shifting economic and industrial landscape, domestically and globally. The research focus is innovation and productivity growth, R&D, industrial structure and policy, and the SME and service sector growth.




A Study on the Evolutionary Adaptation of Economic System in Response to the Change of External Environment

The Service Economy

Establishing Global Korean Brain Network (GKBN) towards Korea’s Advancement as a Creative Economy: Overall Diagnosis and Focal Policy Agendas

Innovation and R&D Policy to Promote Job Creation for the Youth

Patent Activity and Innovation Capabilities: Case Study of Korea

Achievements and Challenges of the Descent Part-time Job Policy

Foreign Direct Investment in Korea: Performance and Policy Implications

A Study on the Effect of Human Capital on Industrial Structure and Productivity

A Study on the Economic Effects of Mobile Handset Subsidy

Structural Changes in the Chinese Economy and Opportunities for

Korea

Strategies for the Service Sector to Join the Global Market

Job Creation in a Knowledge Economy: Knowledge Diffusion,

Quality Jobs, and Local Multipliers

Empirical Analysis on the Fairness Standards in Korea and Implications on Income

Redistribution

The Impacts of International Trade on the Manufacturing Structure

and Productivity in Korea

The Economic Effects of Designating Suitable Businesses

for SMEs

Industry·Service

Economy Forum

September 15 Paradigm Shift in Korea-China Economic Cooperation under a Manufacturing Crisis

October 21Changes in China’s Labor Conditions and the Impact on Korea-China Economic Relations

December 11 Political, Social, and Cultural Changes in China and their Economic Implications

Conference

International Forum on Industrial Innovation and Service Sector Advancement (November 6-7)

Department of Public Finance and Social Policy

The Department of Public Finance and Social Policy addresses the social welfare and fiscal chal-lenges, carefully balancing the need to strengthen the social safety-net and to advocate fiscally efficient, sound, and sustainable policies, especially in light of Korea’s rapidly aging population. The research focus is fiscal expenditure management, health policy, social welfare, and social mobility.

Policy Forum on the Pension System




Policy Agendas for Restoring Fiscal Soundness in Korea

Status, Race, and Happiness: What Experimental Surveys Tell Us

The Roles of the Family and Government for Old-age Income Security

Social Mobility and the Role of Education in Korea

Women’s Time Allocation and Its Implications for Childcare Policy

September 16 Current State of the National Pension System and Financial Projection Models

September 30 Framework of the Government Employee Pension System and Financial Projection Models

October 14 Issues of Pension Reform and Prospects for the NDC System

October 28 Understanding Public Pension Systems in Advanced Countries

November 17 A Unified Financial Projection Model for Public Pensions

December 4 Review of the Financial Projection Models for the National Pension System

December 16 Review of the 2008 Financial Projection Model for the National Pension System

A Pension Study: Focusing on Public Pension Reform

Intergenerational Equity and Sustainability in

Korea

Comparing Recent Changes in Individual and Household

Income Inequality and Its Anti-poverty Policy

Implications

Tax Revenue Forecasting Considering Structural

Change

Conferences

2014-2018 Public Forum for the Establishment of a National Fiscal Management Plan: The People’s Happiness and Fiscal Reform (June 5)

KDI Policy Forum on Structural Reform in the Labor Market: Why, What, and How (December 17)

Department of North Korean Economy

The Department of North Korean Economy was established to monitor and assess North Korean economy and to analyze the possible economic and social impact of unification. Its work also fo-cuses on producing research and policy ideas for promoting economic cooperation between North and South Korea as part of greater efforts to lay the foundations for achieving peace and prosperity on the Korean peninsula.

Economic Trends in North Korea and Inter-Korean Economic Cooper-ation and Research Forum on North

Korean Economy

Household Economic Activity in North Korea: Size, Structure and

Trend

North Korea’s Economic Develop-ment Zones and Policy Implications

Impact of the North Korean Famine on Diet and Nutrition:

Implications for Inter-Korean Economic Integration



January 15 North Korean Economic Trends in 2013 and Prospects for 2014

March 19 Second Forum with Next Generation of Thinkers on the North Korean Economy

November 11 North Korean Policy and Humanitarian Aid: The Next Step

April 4Joint KDI-Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements Forum on North Korean Research by Government Research Institutes

November 28 Third Forum with Next Generation of Thinkers on the North Korean Economy

July 10 North Korean Economic Trends for First Half of 2014

December 22 Dr. Koh Il-dong’s Round-table with North Korean Experts

October 6 Inter-Korean Relations and South Korea’s Policy on North Korea: Time to Explore Changes?

December 22 KDI and Research on the North Korean Economy

Research Forum on North Korean Economy

Economic Trends in North Korea and Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation and Research Forum on North Korean Economy『KDI Review of North Korean Economy』 Monthly

Review of Economic Studies on North Korea and Its Policy Implications


Review of Regulatory Cost-benefit Analysis (28 Projects)

Completed Reviews

· The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Introduction of the Pork Traceability System

· The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Time-frame for Ear Tagging in Free Range Farms (30days▶90days)

· The Korea Forest Service, Required Qualifications for Forest Carbon Managers and Registration of Forestry Corporations and Changes

· The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Regulations on the Brokerage of Fishing Vessels

· The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Permitting the Expansion of Public Feed Manufacturing Facilities

· The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, Management of Meter Manufacturers and Expansion and Management of Products for Quantity Marking

· The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Amendment of Pilot Act (Education and training of maritime pilots, license renewal regulations, information disclosure requirements)

· The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Compulsory Education and Training for Employees of Port Operators

· The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, Design and Performance Standards for Environment-friendly Housing

· The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Fishing Permits

Center for Regulatory Studies

The Center for Regulatory Studies examines government regulations and statutes and advocates new policies and reforms to improve the regulatory environment and strengthen public health and safety. It also assesses the cost and benefits of government regulations and conducts training workshops and consultations on regulatory issues.


『Analysis on Regulatory Systems and Its Impact』 published by

the National Research Council for Economics, Humanities,

and Social Sciences

Economic Impact of Regulatory Reform

Regulatory Reform in Korea: Evaluation and Future Tasks

Projects Reviewed

Projects Withdrawn

Joint Launching of the Center for Regulatory Studies by KDI and Korea Institute of Public Administration (June 18)

Workshops on Regulatory Cost-benefit Analysis (July)· Guidelines and Procedures for Cost-benefit Analysis Methodology

· Case Study of UK's Regulatory Impact Assessment

Review of the Regulatory Reform System including the Complaint Registration System (August)· Public Inspection of the Three-year Economic Innovation Plan

Study on Promoting Cooperation between Cities and Local Regions, published by the National Economic Advisory Council (December 15)· Regulatory Changes in the Metropolitan Area, and Impact Assessment and Implications

KDI Policy Seminar: Competition and Policy Issues of the Platform Market (December 23)


Projects in Review

12

610

Major Achievements in 2014

Economic Information and Education Center

The Economic Information and Education Center’s goal is to disseminate economic policy infor-mation and to upgrade public economic knowledge. The center creates and delivers content on economic and public policy issues via traditional publications and the web for policymakers, the media, and the general public. It also develops and delivers educational content and curriculum for students and educators.

Publications Public Opinion Surveys

on Public Policy

Monthly Magazine 『Narakyungje (National Economy)』

· 8,000 Copies Published per Month · 280,000 Web Clicks per Month

Monthly Magazine 『Economic Bulletin』

· 2,500 Copies Published per Month

Informational and Research Library

· 8,156 on Economic Policy 4,998 on Domestic and Interna-tional Research

· Monthly Usage: 230,000

Recording 60 Years of Korea's Economic and Social Development

· 『The Korean Miracle II』

National Survey on Public Health and Safety and Government’s Role

Public Opinion Polls

87

206 Junior High School Teachers 336 High School Teachers

Monitoring Group

for Economic Education

542

96,000

3,000

30,000

13,154DB

251 from Academia, 150 from Research Institutes, 150 from Large-sized Companies, 151 from SMEs, and

106 from Financial Institutions

Database of Experts

808

Economic Online Portal

· Updates on 30 Economic Growth Policies Undergoing Legislation

· Total Users 40,522 Page Views 162,731

Total Users Accessing Catalogue 538,392

Production of Multimedia Content on Public Policies

· Co-produced with EBS <Knowledge E-Channel: Economic Series Season 3> 26 Episodes Broadcasted Twice a Week

· Informational Videos on Policies Promoting Flexible Work Hours

40,000

Monthly Magazine 『click Economic Education』

· 3,400 Copies per Month

12th 'Kyungje Hanmadang' (National High School Student Scholastic Competition for Economic Education)

· Held in Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, Daejeon, Incheon, Jeju, Suwon, and Jeonju

Educational Support for Economics

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Economic Educational Programs for Students

· 204 Junior High School Students · 142 KDI Student Field Trip

Research on High School Economics Textbooks

· Advisory Council · 『Study on Promoting High School Economics Textbooks』

· 『Research on Evaluation of Financial Units』

Certification Training Program for Teachers

· 747 Teachers Certified Online· 332 Teachers Certified through Workshops

National Policy Program for Central Government Officials

· 105 Participants

Economic Literacy Programs

· 139 Educational Workshops for Local Communities· 110 Academic Camps for Students

Training Workshop for Non-social Studies Teachers in Elementary and Junior High Schools

· 254 Participants

Number of Users

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Copies Students

26Episodes

Copies

Pieces of Literature

Public and Private Infrastructure Investment Management Center

The Public and Private Infrastructure Investment Management Center conducts feasibility studies on public investments and infrastructure projects, and provides consulting services to improve the efficiency of public expenditures and the implementation of publicly funded projects, as part of its mandate to promote greater fiscal accountability and efficiency.



Research and related works for ‘Tax Expenditure Assessment Projects’PIMAC was designated as the research institute for ‘Tax Expenditure Assessment Projects’ based on Amendments to 「Regulation Law on Special Tax Treatment」 (2014)

81 Government Projects Feasibility Studies

Policy and Research Studies

Including Regulatory Reform on

Fund Investment for PPP Projects

Capacity Building and International Cooperation

Training for Foreign Government Officials, Host and Participate in International Conferences

Evaluations of Public Institution

Project

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Projects

Education and Training Seminars for Government Officials and Private Sector

36 Preliminary Feasibility Studies

17 Reassessment Studies of Feasibility

10 Assessment of Project Plan

11 Reassessment of Project Plan

7 Reassessment of Demand Forecast

Value-for-Money Tests 22Reassessment of Value-for-Money, Reassessment of Demand Forecast 4

Reviews for Request for Proposals and Request for Alternate Proposals 11

Evaluations of Project Proposals, Assistance for Negotiation, Reviews for Concession Agreement

20

Reviews for Refinancing Gain Sharing and Amendment of Project Terms and Conditions 8

Reviews for Dispute Resolution 2Q&A Reviews 244

Estimated Cost Savings of

trillion KRW

369.2 billion KRW

3.563 trillion KRW

1.941 trillion KRW

261.9 billion KRW

Estimated Cost Savings


Center for International Development

The Center for International Development engages in research, consultation, and knowledge shar-ing activities including capacity and institution building with developing partner countries through the Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP). It also develops and delivers research-driven content on development issues and case studies based on the economic development experiences of Korea and other countries.

International Development Cooperation Forum

Monthly Seminars by KDI-Korea

Association of Development Policy

- Collaborations with GGGI, World Bank Institute and CID to Viet-nam, Indonesia, Bangladesh

- Participation in OECD’s ‘Policy Dialogue on Global Value Chains (GVCs)’

Cooperation with International Organizations


Analysis of Development Policy and International Cooperation

- 4 Research Papers by Korean Development Experts and 2 In-depth Studies on Knowledge Sharing

Series of In-depth Studies on Korea’s Development Experience『Korea’s Economic Development through Agricultural Development and Structural Change』

Studying Transcripts from Expanded Meetings for Export Promotion

Studying Transcripts from Monthly Economic Trends Meetings

Research on the Promotion of Triangular Cooperation for Korea’s Cooperative Development

Korea's Industrial & Trade Policies through the Lens of Global Value Chain

June 23-26 Second High-level Meeting on Country-led Knowledge Hubs

July 18 International Devel-opment Forum Interim Session: KSP Proposal Session

September 23-26 KDI-KRI Special Work-shop

Conferences

Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, Kuwait, Tanzania, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Colombia, Laos, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Cambodia, Pakistan, Azer-baijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Hungary

28 KSP Partner

Countries

Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Dominican Republic

5 KSP Capacity

Building Projects

- Measures to Secure Development Assistance (February 20)- Literature Review on Voluntary Contributions (March 13)- Impact of China’s Shift in Growth Strategy (April 24)- Economics of Regime Change: Implications for North Korea

(May 20)- Post-2015 and Busan Partnership (June 19)- From Catching-up to Creative Innovation: Korean Econo-

my’s Transition (July 24)- Understanding International Development Consulting (Au-

gust 21)- Making Reform (development) Happen in Developing Coun-

tries (November 26)- Korea’s Official Development Aid: Current Size and Interna-

tional Comparison (December 16)

- Achieving International Standards and Korea’s ODA Model: Empirical Analysis of Korea’s Development Assistance in Education (April 23)

- Korea’s Economic Development and Building a Skilled Work Force, and Study of Migration Patterns of Skilled Workers in the Heavy Chemicals Industries in 1970s-1980s (May 23)

- Current State and Future Initiatives for Korea’s Agricultural Development Cooperation: Forum on Improving Korea’s ODA and EDCF (July 11)

- Millennium Villages Project in Africa: Promoting Education (September 26)

- Current State of Multilateral Development Bank (MDB) Procurement System and Establishing Development Goals and Strategy for Korea (October 24)

- Role of Foreign Aid in Korea’s Economic Development, and Implications of Aid on Trade and Investments (November 21)


Major Projects in 2015

NASPAA AccreditedKDI’s Master’s Program (MPP) is the first to be accredited by the Network of Schools in Public Policy, Affairs and Administration (NASPAA), outside of the U.S

Second anniversary of K-Developedia, Database of Resources and Content on Korea’s Development Experience- Accessed by Over 30,000 Subscribers from 150

Countries- Registration of Informational Online Portal on Eco-

nomic Issues Designated by the Presidential Office

Increased the Total Number of Students

Selected as Recipient of the 2015 Korean Government Scholarship

Enrollment: 328 Students from 74 countries

CAMPUS AsiaTrilateral, Educational Cooperation Initiative Sponsored by the Korean,

Chinese and Japanese Governments

Accreditation of International Education Quality Assurance System (IEQAS)

Establishment of the Master of Public Management (MPM) Program

Developed Medium to Long-term Training Courses with 21 Partner

Developing Countries

The Global Development Learning Network (GDLN)

Live Video Conferences on Develop-ment Issues

Degree Exchange Program with Euro-pean Universities under the Korea-EU

Educational Cooperation Program (ICI-ECP) Consortium

Network of 3,676 Alumni in 112 Countries and 26 Alumni Associations

in the World and Korea

Global Leadership Program Knowledge Sharing with Policymak-ers from G20 Member Countries and

Developing Countries

Joint Studies with the World Bank on Development Effectiveness

Promoting Development Cooperation and Effectiveness

Published 19 Case Studies on Korea’s Economic Development

Experience

Impact Assessment of Development Cooperation Projects

- Impact Evaluation on Primary Care in the Philippines

- Evaluation of Seoul-Lee Jong-wook Project in Laos

Graduating Class: 266 Graduates from 59 Countries

Master’s Program: 262 Graduates (130 Koreans, 132 International)Doctorate Program: 4 Graduates

(1 Korean, 3 International)

KDI School of Public Policy and Management

The KDI School of Public Policy and Management offers a unique research and learning environment that combines KDI’s vast institutional knowledge and experience in public policy with top-class faculty and diverse student body. It maintains a large global network of leading academic institu-tions and a diverse and growing network of alumni from around the world. Many of the school’s students go on to take leadership roles and make important contributions in their local commu-nities and the world in various sectors ranging from government, NGOs, and the private sector.

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