mostly the state
because it is a command economy...the government controls it all
north korea still controls north of the 38th paralull and south korea still controls south of the 38th paralell
Yes.
North Korea modeled itself after the former Soviet Union in developing its economy. The objective was to attain self-sufficiency in terms of economy.
Yes, South Korea is stronger and more powerful than North Korea. North Korea is bigger than South Korea doesn't mean that South Korea is weaker than North Korea. North Korea= Bigger than South Korea but South Korea has a lot more military manpower than North Korea. North Korea has more space than South Korea but South Korea have more very well trained soldiers, stronger military than North Korea, more advanced tactical nuclear weapons than North Korea, smarter and more talented than North Korea.
North Korea does not have a mixed economy. It has a command economy or centrally planned economy because the government controls everything in north Korea.
Who controls the economy in North Korea? The economy of North Korea is a centrally planned economy, following Juche, where the role of market allocation schemes is limited, although increasing. As of 2021, North Korea continues its basic adherence to a centralized command economy.
North Korea has a command economy.
because it is a command economy...the government controls it all
North Korea, Iran and Cuba
The central government, i.e. the government of the state in question. Take for example North Korea.
Neither. North Korea is a Command economy.
North Korea has a command economy.that they developingsee link below
Absolutley there barely is even an economy North Korea mostly focus all their money to the military
north korea still controls north of the 38th paralull and south korea still controls south of the 38th paralell
yes
A command economy.