Corporatisation refers to the involvement of business and/or the adoption of business practices.

Antitrust regulation refers to laws and policies designed to promote market competition and protect consumers by restricting monopolies and other forms of market dominance.

In July 2025, during the US-South Korea summit, Donald Trump and Lee Jae-myung verbally agreed that South Korea would provide a $350 billion investment package into the US economy in exchange for avoiding US-imposed tariffs on key exports (e.g., automobiles, semiconductors, and steel).

After the summit, however, Trump added a new condition: the entire amount to be prepaid as an upfront cash transfer. In response, South Korea has sought to renegotiate the terms, including proposing a currency swap, and is awaiting a reply from the US.

Cosmetic neurology refers to the use of medical or technological interventions to enhance cognitive or behavioural functioning (e.g. Ozempic for weight loss, ADHD medication for concentration, doping for athletic performance) in otherwise healthy individuals.