Economy
Information related to the North Korea economic sector
The effect of sanctions on the the DPRK
With little left to lose, DPRK nuclear aspirations continue to linger
In February, leadership looks ahead to party congress
Kim focuses attention of satellite launch, military affairs, lead-up to Seventh Party Congress
North Korea’s markets after the sanctions
Prices look to be showing a modest upward trend, and sanctions only a small part of why
Why more sanctions will not solve the North Korean problem
Chinese cooperation on proposed sanctions could have devastating impact on DPRK economy
N. Korean cereal imports fall to lowest levels in 10 years
Overall food imports from China fell by a quarter last year when compared with 2014
N.Korean cereal imports fall to lowest levels in 10 years
Overall food imports from China fell by a quarter last year when compared with 2014
I’m sad to see the Kaesong Complex go
Kaesong offered a better life for North Koreans, and its loss will hit S.Korean businesspeople hard
China and North Korea’s economic future
If China’s economic fortunes are set for a downturn, where does that leave its dependent?
N.Korean leadership activity follows Byungjin Line in January
Kim regime continually attentive to economic matters alongside fourth nuclear test
North Korea sees 50% drop in iron exports to China in 2015
While some exports fell, coal shipments increased to the highest levels ever recorded
