Satellite Data, Women Defectors and Black Markets in North Korea: A Quantitative Study of the North Korean Informal Sector Using Night-Time Lights Satellite Imagery
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Satellite Data, Women Defectors and Black Markets in North Korea: A Quantitative Study of the North Korean Informal Sector Using Night-Time Lights Satellite Imagery

by Maximilian Ernst

Economics geopolitics Remote Sensing
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A quantitative study exploring North Korea's informal sector using satellite imagery and defector data to analyze black market activity.

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This study examines North Korea's informal economy through quantitative methods.

Night-time lights satellite imagery provides insights into economic activity and black markets.

Data from women defectors contributes to understanding informal sector dynamics.

The research offers a data-driven perspective on North Korean economic patterns.

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