The government and the government "supports 11.6 trillion won to stabilize prices and ease the burden of living expenses for the common people."

The government and the people's power have decided to provide 11.6 trillion won next year to stabilize living prices and ease the burden of living expenses for the common people.

Kim Sang-hoon, chairman of the policy committee, said in a briefing behind the Democratic Party's parliamentary committee to revitalize the domestic economy, "We decided to push for rapid enforcement at an unprecedented speed and scale, focusing on domestic people's livelihood projects."

Specifically, the ruling party and the government plan to make efforts to stabilize the lives of ordinary people by quickly hiring more than 90% of 1.24 million direct jobs, including jobs for the elderly, in the first quarter.

In order to revitalize tourism, the government will more than double the vacation support project, issue accommodation coupons for non-metropolitan areas, and extend visa fee exemptions for six countries, including China and Southeast Asia.

In addition, local SOC budgets such as roads, railroads, and airports will be executed by more than 12 trillion won in the first half of the year, and measures such as raising the discount rate for digital Onnuri gift certificates and expanding the number of uses during the Lunar New Year holiday have been announced.

Floor leader Kwon Sung-dong said, "In addition to the recent political instability, internal and external economic uncertainties are growing," stressing that next year's budget execution should focus on stabilizing the economy of ordinary people with unprecedented early execution that exceeds expectations.

Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Choi Sang-mok also said he would put all the government's capabilities into next year's economic policy direction by making reviving domestic demand and stabilizing people's livelihoods a top priority.