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How do the governments of north and south Korea affect their economies?
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∙ 9y ago
The government of North Korea is mostly closed to the outside world. This makes for a pretty stagnant economy. The government of South Korea is more open, and has a more vibrant economy.
Charlene Davis
Wiki User
∙ 9y agoThe government of North Korea is mostly closed to the outside world. This makes for a pretty stagnant economy. The government of South Korea is more open, and has a more vibrant economy.
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North Korea
What is the difference between the north and South economies?
North Korea is a Dictatorship and South Korea is a capitalist country.
How do the economies of China and North Korea compare to South Korea and Japan's?
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How do governments of north Korea and south Korea differ?
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North And South Korea have different types of what?
governments
What is the difference between North Korea and South Korea economies?
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