Time (PYT): 
North Korean agriculture under Kim Jong Un: quiet revolution or recognition of reality?
Analysis suggests the state increasingly recognizes property rights and private markets
Analysis suggests the state increasingly recognizes property rights and private markets
Almost 40% of North Korean households work in the agricultural sector, and the industry not only supports them but also is crucial in feeding the military and the DPRK’s industrial workforce. As a consequence, recent moves to reform the sector are of great interest to the outside world. However, although legal reforms are significant in
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Peter Ward
Peter Ward is a writer and researcher focusing on the North Korean economy.
