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Economy Not Immune To Global Slowdown

October 2008 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: Although North Korea has long been isolated from the global economy by a range of sanctions and its own reclusive ideology, it is not immune to the global economic slowdown. The main transmission mechanisms of this will be less investment from China and South Korea, and from so-called 'frontier market' investors.

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