- While Korea’s productivity growth has slowed, this has been offset by faster employment growth as more women and elderly have entered the labour market. If that trend continues and productivity growth picks up a bit in response to the AI revolution, Korea’s potential GDP growth would remain around 1.5%-2%.
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