There is no country in the world that has the kind of autarkic, state-run economy and shadow economy as North Korea, but the "country" that would come the closest would be Hamas-controlled Gaza.
State Capitalism
agriculture
Socialism is a part of the modern economic system. Europe, American, Canada are some examples. Extreme socialism, in a big country, is almost extinct. In Cuba there is some free market, but very limited. China is going in a capitalist direction, but in a very repressive government. North Korea is more a totalitarian system than a socialistic one. The closest thing that exist to a pure socialist system is some auto-sufficient towns. Where they consume what they produce and they divide everything between the town.
Communism: a system where everything is owned publicly and can be modified by anyone. All major economic decisions though are made by the government.
No. Brazil is placed in 150nd in Economic Freedom Index, it's one most closed, regulated and taxes economies of the world. Although Brazil is capitalist, it's a hardcore corporativist and keynesian capitalist model
North Korea's economic system is restricted due to it's communist form of government. South Korea's economic performance has no restrictions.
South Korean system is similar to that of the US. North Korean system is similar to that of Hussein's Iraq.
NO. Only North Korea is. South Korea is capitalist.
Capitalist
market economy
South Korea.
North Korea
There are now almost no countries (except perhaps North Korea and Cuba) that do not basically employ a capitalist economic system. The system of government may be dictatorship or communist but the economic systems have all reverted to capitalistic principles.
North Korea
No, North Korea is not part of China.North Korea and China is a different country.
North Korea is a Low Developed country and has been said to have major economic crisis.
State Capitalism