■ November 26 Economic Calendar

■Korea Consumer Agency announces test result of electric vehicle mileage test, 12:00

The Korea Consumer Agency will release the results of a test analysis of major electric vehicle brands amid stagnant demand for electric vehicles and a continuous phenomenon of catharsis.

This is a comparative analysis of the instrument panel display and the actual driving distance.

■This year's comprehensive real estate tax status is announced...Who pays how much? Ministry of Strategy and Finance 16:00

The Ministry of Strategy and Finance will reveal the status of this year's notice as the deadline for payment of comprehensive real estate tax is approaching.

While the government has greatly eased the burden of comprehensive real estate taxes, calling them punitive taxation, the tax status of how many people will pay this year comes out.

■Middleweight Ministry activates TF to support small and medium-sized businesses compared to Trump's second administration, 15:00
The
government will launch a joint public-private task force today to prepare countermeasures in the small and medium-sized business sector ahead of the launch of the second Trump administration.

The Trump administration's tariff-oriented protectionism is feared to have a negative impact on domestic small and medium-sized companies, leading to slowing exports and production of Chinese ICT products as well as large companies.

■ Statistics Korea unveils 2022 national transfer account, 12:00
Statistics Korea
will release its 2022 national transfer account.

The national transfer account is an indicator that reflects the allocation of economic resources between ages, showing the relationship between consumption and labor income according to age changes.

Attention is focusing on how the trend of the life cycle, which spent the most in high school due to private education expenditures, and then turned back to the "deficit" from the 60s after the "black" in the 30s and 50s, has changed.