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DPRK: “Currency crackdown fuels inflation”

January 8th, 2010 | Posted in Finance | Author: Editor

“Strong-armed currency reform in North Korea, which has confiscated the savings of small businesses and forbidden the use of foreign money, is now causing runaway inflation and contributing to food shortages, according to several reports from inside the closed state”

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