An edition of International economic implications of Korean unification (1997)

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Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
Language
English
Pages
225

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Subjects

Foreign economic relations, Korean reunification question (1945- ), Forecasting

Places

Korea (North), Korea (South)
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Cover of: International economic implications of Korean unification
International economic implications of Korean unification
1997, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Seoul, Korea

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
951.904/2
Library of Congress
DS917.444 .I67 1997

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Pagination
vi, 225 p. :
Number of pages
225

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL86117M
ISBN 10
8932230137
LCCN
99193471

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