The state of the North Korean economy might surprise you
North Korea is an incredibly poor country. The secretive, one-party state’s disastrous handling of its economy has left the majority of the country’s 25 million people destitute. Incompetent central planning and the elimination of markets has led to a GDP per capita of less than $2,000, among the lowest in the world. Yet, there are signs that the North Korean economy is improving. Even in the face
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