Is South Korea a developed or developing nation?
Is South Korea considered a developed country? If not, why?
Which is more developed: Japan or South Korea? What are some ways South Korea can develop its economy? Is South Korean culture becoming less conservative? South Korea: Is the South Korean government more right-wing or left-wing? What if Korea is a 3rd world country? Is North Korea a totalitarian state? What makes a country totalitarian? How and why has South Korean culture become so popular across Asia? What has helped it to become so? Why are South Korea and North Korea enemies? Why North Korea is different with rest of the world? Is DPR Korea same as North Korea? Why is North Korea so different from the rest of the world? What is the size of South Korea? Besides the DMZ, where can South Korea be seen in North Korea, specifically by native North Koreans? How do south koreans feel toward north Korea? Will North Korea ever become democratic? What do North Koreans think about South Korea or what does the regime induce them to believe? Why does North Korea have a conflict with South Korea? Why did North Korea become what it is now? What is the reason for Korea split into North and South? How has South Korea avoided economic stagnation like Japan? What are the main cultural differences between South Korea and the USA? What are the primary differences between North and South Korea? What perceptions do North Koreans have of the outside world? Why have Korea always been losing to its neighbors Countries historically? What type of government does North Korea have? How is it different from other governments? If North Korea were to attack South Korea suddenly, how would the latter with its ally, USA, defend itself? How did the South Korean economic turnaround happen? If North Korea were to attack South Korea suddenly, how would the latter with its ally, America, defend itself? Are North Koreans aware that the world outside is so different? Is North Korea the best Korea?