| Hangul: | 김달현 |
| Hanja: | 金達鉉 |
| Rr: | Gim Dalhyeon |
| Mr: | Kim Tarhyŏn |
| Context: | north |
Kim Tal-hyon (; 1941–2000) was a North Korean politician who was vice premier of the economy.[1] As a technocrat, he is known for his work on the Tumen River project. The project was a limited experiment in free market reform, but was ultimately quashed by North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il.[2]
In July 1992, Vice Premier Kim Tal-hyon, widely known as the North's highest economic policymaker and a "technocrat," made an extensive tour of industrial plants in South Korea with a view toward economic cooperation in the near future. He proposed pilot joint venture projects in the Nampo light industrial complex of North Korea.[3]