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Yes but the discussion was about whether you could assume a DPRK computer science grad would go into military (or associated work). Using military spending as a
by cmdkeen 12y ago
Yes but the discussion was about whether you could assume a DPRK computer science grad would go into military (or associated work). Using military spending as a % of GDP as a rough yardstick does suggest that the number of DPRK citizens involved in military activity is very high.
Especially as each comp sci grad probably has greater potential to contribute to GDP than say your average farm labourer.
- 1stop 12y ago% of GDP spent to predict future jobs for comp sci graduates. That makes the outright wrong assumption that the major cost of Military is personel...