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Senast redigerad av LEMMOR 2018-06-13 kl. 08:25.
Senast redigerad av LEMMOR 2018-06-13 kl. 08:25.
Förväntningarna är höga både i Nordkorea och bland affärsmän:
What’s next for Pyongyang’s economic policy?
Experts suspect Kim will aim for Chinese or Singaporean model
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3049271
Jag röstar för Kinas modell och man också återupptar sex-partssamtalen samt tittar på Putins plan för regionen.
What’s next for Pyongyang’s economic policy?
Experts suspect Kim will aim for Chinese or Singaporean model
Citat:
/…/According to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), the North Korean state media outlet, Kim said he plans to learn a lot from Singapore’s experience in various areas.
Under Kim Jong-un, the North Korean economy has seen gradual improvement in its economic growth over recent years. The Bank of Korea estimated last year that North Korea’s economy has expanded 3.6 percent. The United Nation’s report is slightly higher at 3.9 percent. The South Korean economy, on the other hand, was only able to reach 3 percent growth in 2017.
North Korea’s exports have also been increasing around 4 to 5 percent, while imports have been enjoying similar growth, between 3 and 5 percent.
However, North Korea’s economy has traditionally been heavily dependent on the Chinese economy. Between 2015 and 2017, 90 percent of North Korean goods were exported to China.
But international sanctions led by the Trump administration - particularly focused on China - have been taking its toll, reportedly putting pressure on Kim.
On Tuesday, expectations were high on the possibility that the Kaesong Industrial Complex could reopen as a result of the Singapore summit.
“The economic cooperation between North and South Korea should be the first thing that happens,” said Shin Han-yong, chairman of the Corporate Association of the Kaesong Industrial Complex. “We were half skeptical in between the North-South Korea summit and the North Korea-U.S. summit, but as all of these happened so quickly, we hope that economic cooperation will also happen at a rapid pace.”
Under Kim Jong-un, the North Korean economy has seen gradual improvement in its economic growth over recent years. The Bank of Korea estimated last year that North Korea’s economy has expanded 3.6 percent. The United Nation’s report is slightly higher at 3.9 percent. The South Korean economy, on the other hand, was only able to reach 3 percent growth in 2017.
North Korea’s exports have also been increasing around 4 to 5 percent, while imports have been enjoying similar growth, between 3 and 5 percent.
However, North Korea’s economy has traditionally been heavily dependent on the Chinese economy. Between 2015 and 2017, 90 percent of North Korean goods were exported to China.
But international sanctions led by the Trump administration - particularly focused on China - have been taking its toll, reportedly putting pressure on Kim.
On Tuesday, expectations were high on the possibility that the Kaesong Industrial Complex could reopen as a result of the Singapore summit.
“The economic cooperation between North and South Korea should be the first thing that happens,” said Shin Han-yong, chairman of the Corporate Association of the Kaesong Industrial Complex. “We were half skeptical in between the North-South Korea summit and the North Korea-U.S. summit, but as all of these happened so quickly, we hope that economic cooperation will also happen at a rapid pace.”
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3049271
Jag röstar för Kinas modell och man också återupptar sex-partssamtalen samt tittar på Putins plan för regionen.
Citat:
Förväntningarna är höga både i Nordkorea och bland affärsmän:
What’s next for Pyongyang’s economic policy?
Experts suspect Kim will aim for Chinese or Singaporean model
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3049271
Jag röstar för Kinas modell och man också återupptar sex-partssamtalen samt tittar på Putins plan för regionen.
What’s next for Pyongyang’s economic policy?
Experts suspect Kim will aim for Chinese or Singaporean model
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3049271
Jag röstar för Kinas modell och man också återupptar sex-partssamtalen samt tittar på Putins plan för regionen.
I sammanhanget är det viktigt att förstå att tillväxten på knappt 4% inte gäller Nordkorea, det gäller Pyongyang.
Landsbygden, d.v.s de flesta av Nordkoreanerna får ingen glädje/nytta av tillväxten.
Citat:
Förväntningarna är höga både i Nordkorea och bland affärsmän:
What’s next for Pyongyang’s economic policy?
Experts suspect Kim will aim for Chinese or Singaporean model
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3049271
Jag röstar för Kinas modell och man också återupptar sex-partssamtalen samt tittar på Putins plan för regionen.
What’s next for Pyongyang’s economic policy?
Experts suspect Kim will aim for Chinese or Singaporean model
http://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3049271
Jag röstar för Kinas modell och man också återupptar sex-partssamtalen samt tittar på Putins plan för regionen.
Jag röstar för den modell, som Sydkorea och USA, så framgångsrikt hitintills praktiserat.
Japan likaså, ser mycket hellre en sådan lösning, än den Kinesiska.
Det finns väl minst ett 50 tal utredningar, rörande Nordkoreas ekonomiska tillväxtprognoser.
Med diversifierade nyckeltal och förutsättningar.
Ingen kommer över 4.7%.
Här är ett exempel:
crawford.anu.edu.au/publication/cama-working-paper-series/8874/north-koreas-economic-integration-and-growth-potential
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