Despite the absence of major suprises, he identifies some notable developments, including: Bureaucrats still dominate the parliament; North Korea is continuing an expansionary fiscal policy; revenue from economic and trade zones is listed for the first time; the defense budget has been officially increased after many years, albeit minimally; profits from real estate rent are expected to grow much more strongly than before; the projected growth rates of expenditures on items including education, health care and social insurance are substantially reduced; and: sports are a new top priority reflected in a tripling of this item’s growth rate.
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