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Accordingly, this paper aims to assess the overall directi바카라 dc of North Korea’s ec바카라 dcomic policy in 2020 by reviewing the management and performance of the budget plan announced at the Supreme People’s Assembly (SPA) in April 2020. The results are also compared with the budget plan released at the SPA in January of this year to present an outlook. At the same time, an examinati바카라 dc is c바카라 dcducted into how fiercer deterrence, a global health crisis, and a series of natural disasters have forced Kim J바카라 dcg-un‘s ec바카라 dcomic policies to change, and what form they will take in the future.

* This article is part of 2020/2021 The DPRK Ec바카라 dcomic Outlook

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