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It will be a struggle to balance it out between North and South Korea. Mainly because of how the North Korean government has treated its civilians. While they might be good for cheap labor in the first years, the amounts of food production and other things will take time to normalize within the South Korea economy.
Consider that it has only been about a decade ot two since the border was reclosed. Before that families could see each other sometimes (I don't recall when the border became slightly less hostile to work and family visits, not how long that lasted...only that there was another shift around the time the North Koreans started renewed work on nuclear weapons and missiles).
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