The Korean war destroyed most of the country's resources, and in 1957, the first of two plans was launched to restore production and lay the foundations for future industrial development. Nevertheless, about half the working population is still employed in agriculture. Despite the fact that the country is rich in minerals, North Korea suffered from an ailing economy and severe food shortages. Published in Industrial Property, March 1989. No. 0093 of May 2, 1983.
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No. 0093 of May 2, 1983.