Will North Korea sell its nuclear technology?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Pakistani nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan shifted his attention from procurement for Pakistan's program in the 1970s and 1980s to sales to Iran, Libya and North Korea in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.
44% : Since the 2007 bombing of the reactor, the country has shown no public signs of interest in nuclear weapons.-After giving up its nuclear ambitions in a 2003 deal Libya has seen significant political changes and unrest following the collapse of the Qaddafi regime in 2011.-The 2015 nuclear deal with Iran saw the country agree to limit its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, and procure nuclear technology through a dedicated channel.
40% : Green Pine and associated individuals were hit with a U.N. asset freeze and travel ban in 2012.
38% : While some analysts have speculated about nuclear transfers from North Korea to Iran, no public evidence supports this.
27% : It's unclear to what extent the Iran deal will survive the whims of the Trump administration, and what the longer-term implications are for Iran's program and other states who may seek to acquire nuclear technology as a "hedge" against Iran in the region.

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