Poverty Gap
Chosun: Sept 2, 2005
North Korea’s gap you MUST be talking about Kim Jong Il
between rich and poor has been growing since the Stalinist country started economic reforms in 2002. While some have managed to better themselves to form something of a nouveau riche class, more than 70 percent are now getting only about half the needed calorie intake from state-run food distribution centers, the Financial Times reported Friday...
So now a few have some cash?
...The FT said the country as a whole is experiencing 130 percent inflation but poverty is no longer shared equally.
A FEW are no longer starving.
North Korea’s gap you MUST be talking about Kim Jong Il
between rich and poor has been growing since the Stalinist country started economic reforms in 2002. While some have managed to better themselves to form something of a nouveau riche class, more than 70 percent are now getting only about half the needed calorie intake from state-run food distribution centers, the Financial Times reported Friday...
So now a few have some cash?
...The FT said the country as a whole is experiencing 130 percent inflation but poverty is no longer shared equally.
A FEW are no longer starving.
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