Area Handbook Series: North Korea, A Country Study

Savada, Andrea M.

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“…Government of Nepal's Intervention Savada (1991) analyzed that the First Five-Year Plan (1956)(1957)(1958)(1959)(1960)(1961) was formally announced in Nepal in 1956. In the First Five-Year Plan (1956)(1957)(1958)(1959)(1960)(1961), around Rs.…”

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“…As a result, it leaves it up to future researchers to further investigate this topic using data analysis and a more sophisticated type of data analysis economic tool. Savada (1991) stated that the First Five-Year Plan (1956)(1957)(1958)(1959)(1960)(1961) was formally announced in Nepal in 1956. In the First Five-Year Plan (1956)(1957)(1958)(1959)(1960)(1961), around Rs 576 million was set up for development costs.…”

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Government Intervention Instincts in Nepal: An Investigation Using Document Analysis

Dangal,

Pokhrel

2023

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This research analyses the government intervention's instincts in Nepal with reference to document analysis. This study used many policy documents from the Nepali government that dealt with economic intervention based on purposive sampling. Analysis of the fiscal and monetary sector policy has been done. The methodology for this research paper's research was document analysis. The study paper's findings revealed that the Nepali government has been concentrating on intervening with its policies but has neglected to evaluate the impact of the intervention and how well it matched its results. The Nepali government should now concentrate on evaluating its government intervention based on the demands of the economy and the accessibility of resources. This study has also filled the geographic gap left by the other studies by using the document analysis that was not previously looked at, indicating its original contribution.

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Government Intervention Instincts in Nepal: An Investigation Using Document Analysis

Dangal,

Pokhrel

2023

JOM

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“…To these observations, it is relevant to add differences in coal and iron ore deposits noted by Feffer (2003): North Korea has been 'blessed' with relatively more natural resources. 3 The terrain of North Korea is covered by mountains (80% of the total terrain) and all higher mountains of the peninsula are located in North Korea (Savada, 1993).…”

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Divergence before the division: the colonial origins of separate development paths in Korea

Andersson

Jerez

Miladinovic

2023

Journal of Institutional Economics

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This study revisits the question of what impact Japanese colonialism had on the long-term economic development of North and South Korea. Factor endowments, economic activity and economic performance are compared between the regions that later became parts of North and South Korea, respectively. The study finds that important elements of the economic history of the peninsula have not been sufficiently acknowledged in much of the influential literature that uses Korea as an illustration of theoretical claims of the root causes of development. In particular, the fact that the economic divergence of northern and southern regions could be traced back to different colonial treatments – especially after mid-1920s – has often been overlooked when analysing the divergent post-partition development trajectories. The study suggests, based on a sectoral similarities analysis, that the initial dissimilar economic performance of North and South can at least partially be found in differences in political economy and economic trajectories preceding the partition.

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Area Handbook Series: North Korea, A Country Study

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Government Intervention Instincts in Nepal: An Investigation Using Document Analysis

Government Intervention Instincts in Nepal: An Investigation Using Document Analysis

Divergence before the division: the colonial origins of separate development paths in Korea

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