[Economy 365]
More than 6 out of 10 college graduates or graduates who are about to advance into society are in a state of giving up looking for a job in fact, giving up their expectations of finding a job.
As a result of a survey of 2,400 students and graduates of four-year colleges nationwide by the Federation of Entrepreneurs, 65.8% of the respondents showed that they had given up on finding a job.
As the reason for not actively seeking a job, 'to prepare more due to lack of competence, skills, or knowledge' accounted for half, followed by 'I think I will not be able to find a job even if I search for a job', 'I am unable to find a job in my major or field of interest' ' or not enough' followed.
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As the number of real estate donations surged last year, the number of people who paid real estate gift tax reached 150,000.
According to the National Tax Service, the amount of real estate donated property such as land and buildings last year increased by 86.9% from a year ago to 32.38 trillion won.
The number of people who decided on the gift tax on real estate was 149,000, up 49.4% from a year ago.
It is interpreted that the number of people choosing to donate has increased as real estate prices rose sharply last year and various transaction regulations, including heavy transfer tax for multi-home owners, were enforced.
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It has been found that more than 7 out of 10 small business owners using online platforms feel burdensome on commissions and advertising costs.
As a result of a survey conducted by the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Businesses on 500 online platform small businesses, 72.4% answered that they were burdened with costs such as online platform fees and advertising fees.
Regarding how to respond, 37.6% answered 'raise the price of products or services', followed by 'there is no response' and 'move to a similar platform'.