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North Korea outlawed failure. Now it expects innovation

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North Korea outlawed failure. Now it expects innovation

North Korea has identified science and technology as key drivers of economic development. Yet a recent revision to its laws raises a fundamental question: Can a country foster genuine innovation if it punishes officials for failing to de…

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