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Political system yes, economic system no. DPRK economy has little to no capitalist elements and remains very much like the USSR's - all a combination of state and cooperative/collective ownership.
It's important to recognize that the DPRK does have private capital, though largely limited to special economic zones like Rason. These allow foreign investment, largely from Russia and China.