Case Study: Doing Business with the DPRK Government
Access to the North Korean Market
The aims of the subject “Foreign Trade and Business in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea” are the following:
To analyze the North Korean Economy and Foreign Trade (Import, Export, FDI)
To know the business opportunities in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
To explore the North Korean trade relations with the country of the student
Sample - Foreign Trade and Business in North Korea:
The Subject “Foreign Trade and Business in North
Korea” belongs to the following Online Higher Educational Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:
The main North Korean exports products are minerals, non-ferrous metals, garments, chemicals/plastics, machinery/electric and electronic products, animal products, wood products, vegetable products, and precious metals
Most of the exported products from the Kaesong Industrial Complex are distributed in South Korea; a small quantity, 18% of the Kaesong Industrial Complex products is exported to international markets
International Trade between the North and South Korea, legalized in 1988, had risen to near 1.68 billion dollars, much of it related to out-processing or assembly work undertaken by firms of South Korea in the Kaesong Industrial Complex.
Imports of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea: 3.58 billion dollars
Top North Korean import products are minerals, petroleum, machinery/electronics, vegetable products, textiles, chemicals, non-ferrous metals, plastics, vehicles, and animal products
China is the largest foreign direct investment source (FDI)
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea also expanded its bilateral diplomatic ties, establishing diplomatic relations with Italy, the Philippines, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, and many other European Countries.
Korean language:
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