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North Korean authorities set up state-run grain sales offices to stabilize food supplies and prices, but many of these shops are now run behind the scenes by wealthy private merchants known as donju. The donju‘s involvement has modestly improved the quality of the grain sold. Yet prices at the offices increasingly track market rates, and […]
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