leverage out of this election to be able to truly reshape the economy the way that he has people lisa leened on -- previously campaigned on? thomas: president moon has really struggled with his income led economic policies. when he came into office, gdp grew 3.2% in 2017 and slowed down to 3.2% in 2017, slowed down to 2% last year. this year, who knows what it is going to be. maybe not as bad as other countries in the u.s. predicted. it could be flat. but the priority was simply to get the government's, and then know,ld take on his, you the progressive policy agenda that he has. haidi: in terms of what specific , i guess, postelection, you know, policies that we are expecting, is there -- fiscal policy, this potential extra budget, will be done in the immediate aftermath of getting the economy back on track after the global pandemic uses? -- eases? and how much these policies will be sustained in the aftermath period? thomas: for the first time, south korea is actually in their fiscal stimulus, the supplemental budgets, the fiscal stimulus plan for the court -- for the coronavirus problem