North Korea and South Korea?

Question

What are the differences between North ans South Korea?

Population:

Government Type:

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Answer 1

Wow!! You ask a simple question like what the differences are between South and North Korea.

To be honest (and I live here), that is not a simple question at all.

I'll answer what I can truthfully.

The South Korean Government - President elected by the people for one 5-year term. (Maximum time, no reelection)

The North Korean Government - Dictatorship with "Great Leader" Kim, Jong-Il. (This was the only Communist direct "Father to Son" assumption of power)

The population - last I heard South Korea had 44 million people, while North Korea had o/a 20 million people.

As for the etc. portion of your question - if you would like to E-Mail me with further questions, just click on my information portion. I'll be happy to assist you when/where possible.

Answer 2

First of all, South Korea's government type is form of democracy.
But North Korea's government type is form of communistic. Do you know why South and North Korea've been separating? By the years 1945, Rusia was stationed in North Korea, U.S.A was stationed in South Korea. U.S.A and Rusia had different an idea. So South Korea and North Korea is still separating now.

Answer 3

South Korea operates under a market economy system, in contrast, North Korea adapted central planning economy. Many more differances here: http://econc10.bu.edu/economic_systems/Country_comparisons/Korea_North_South.htm

Population~
North:22,912,177
South: 48,422,644

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Answer 4

Why could they? Kim Jong ill is a dictator. A dictators objective is to stay in capability. How does attacking yet another help united states shop you in capability? distinctly on account that North Korea has to have self belief in exterior help for nutrition and gasoline. China and Russia could end helping them in the event that they did it. in certainty, China could invade them first to maintain them from dropping the war and being united with South Korea. It advantages China to have North Korea as a buffer. Kim Jong ill is easily attentive to this. Kim Jong ill is attempting out the international and does this each time there's a changing of capability interior the U. S..

Answer 5

https://cia.gov/cia//publications/factbook/geos/ks.html

https://cia.gov/cia//publications/factbook/geos/kn.html

All geo political information, you will find it interesting.