Economic Issues Perspectives on North Korea

Economic Issues

• Economic reforms in North Korea (1998–2004): Systemic restrictions, quantitative analysis, ideological background

  • Ruediger Frank

• Government, business and finance in Korean industrial development

  • Barry Eichengreen

• Hub dependence in constrained economies: The case of North Korea

  • César Ducruet

• Korean economic integration: Prospects and pitfalls

  • Max St. Brown, Seung Mo Choi and Hyung Seok Kim

• Market socialism in North Korea: A comparative perspective

  • Gary Stradiotto and Sujian Guo

• North Korea after the nuclear crisis: The future of the economic reforms

  • Ralph M. Wrobel

• North Korea: Building the institutions to raise living standards

  • Paul Hare

• North Korea: Market opportunity, poverty and the provinces

  • Hazel Smith

• Potential economic reforms in North Korea: A dynamic general equilibrium model

  • Scott C. Bradford, Dong-jin Kim and Kerk L. Phillips

• Reunification of the Korean Peninsula from the context of Northeast Asian regional integration

  • Jehoon Park

• Sanctions as grand strategy: Sanctioning North Korea

  • Brendan Taylor

• Scenarios for a transition to a prosperous market economy in North Korea

  • Byung-Yeon Kim and Gerard Roland

• Survival from economic sanctions: A comparative case study of India and North Korea

  • Nitya Singh and Wootae Lee

• The effects of Inter-Korean integration type on economic performance: The role of wage policy

  • Sung Min Mun and Byoung Hark Yoo

• The microeconomics of North–South Korean cross-border integration

  • Stephan Haggard and Marcus Noland

• The political economy of economic reform in North Korea

  • Yong-Soo Park

• The possibility of economic reform in North Korea

  • Keun Lee, Byung-Yeon Kim and Insook Lee

• The prospects of economic reform in North Korea: Comparisons with China, Vietnam and Yugoslavia

  • Balazs Szalontai and Changyong Choi