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South Korea is generally considered to be richer than North Korea. South Korea has a larger and more developed economy, with higher per capita income and a stronger infrastructure compared to North Korea, which faces economic sanctions and has a more centrally planned economy.
Korea is divided into two countries - North and South Korea. The capital of South Korea is Seoul. The capital of North Korea is Pyongyang.
South Korea does not currently observe day light saving time.However, it looks like beginning May 2010, South Korea will observe day light saving time.
South Korea's economy is based on manufacturing, particularly electronics, automobiles, shipbuilding, and petrochemicals. It also has a strong technology sector, with companies like Samsung and LG dominating the global market. Additionally, South Korea has a strong focus on exports, with its economy heavily reliant on international trade.
South Korea and North Korea are the two countries located on the Korean peninsula.
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No. South Korea is More like developed country.
South Korea
In September 2009 South Korea became a developed country.
Of course there are schools in South Korea!!! There are even international school in South Korea!!! There are lots of good schools. FYI, South Korea is a developed country.
Yes, in fact South Korea does have a railway system.
South Korean system is similar to that of the US. North Korean system is similar to that of Hussein's Iraq.
South Korea's GDP is 14th and PPP is 15th.It's also in G20.Yes. Although South Korea is not as rich as US, or JApan, South Korea is fairly rich country. Most of the places in Korea is very fancy, and very developed. Korea is very developed in techonology. Go aroud the house, and count how many Samsung, LG products there are. Your cell phone is probably made in Korea.
South Korea's monetary system is comprised on the Korean won. A single won is divided into 100 jeon, the monetary sub-unit of South Korea.
Yes, Seoul as well as several others. South Korea, unlike North Korea, is quite developed and a nice place to live.
South Korea has amarket system to make money. They make large amounts of money from exports.
Why North Korea has not developed an economy comparable to South Korea is a complex issue. One reason is that North Korea has faced repeated sanctions from the UN. North Korea and South Korea had comparable economies until the mid-1970s. South Korea chose to embrace a Westernized Capitalist economy and was able to modernize alongside Japan and Taiwan in developing a first-world modern economy. Conversely, North Korea continued to become more autarkic and slide into increasing forms of state-planned economy. Without innovation and a strong private sector, North Korea's economy continues to shrivel whereas South Korea's economy continues to grow and develop.