Kim Young-hee et al.: Made in Korea Sweeps North Korea

The crisis in North Korea since 1990 has left the economy of the nation disenchanted. A new market has opened up, much like the capitalist market where hard-to-live residents gather to buy and sell food from food to goods. The market of this type has spread across the country, as several citizens outside the ranks of the top members have had to deal with food and clothing themselves. It was abnormal, but it was difficult to do anything at the sugar level. In particular, Kim Jong-un has seen the accelerating of the shift to market economy since the time of power, and the ruling powers are increasingly bent on promoting the market economy in the yard. The preference for South Korea's goods among North Koreans is that while the first consumer product in North Korea is valuable, it is also trying to buy what is left of Amamari because it is more quality, better design and convenient to use. The authors of the book are female scholars who live in North Korea and then travel north to South Korea. More than anyone else, the South and North are people who have come to study the causes and the system and prescriptions of why North Korea's economy is in such trouble. How do we solve food, clothing and shelter for North Koreans? What is the reality of life? The public media are very open to this. But information about the food and clothing life of the lower North Korean peoples and the reality of the private economy is very small. This information is also a major challenge after all of this when the South and North are united.

Korean title: 메이드인 코리아, 북한을 휩쓸다

Korean author: 김영희 외

Korean publisher: 북스힐

ISBN-13: 9791159713637