Titlebook: Vietnam’s Reforms and Economic Growth; Charles Harvie,Tran Van Hoa Book 1997 Charles Harvie and Tran Van Hoa 1997 China.East Asia.Economic

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,Vietnam’s Economic Development Strategy: Policies for Sustained Growth,away from a centrally planned economy with its emphasis upon collectivised agriculture, heavy industry, state control over prices, interest rates and the exchange rate, monopoly control over trade and bias against the private sector, to a market driven economy. Since 1989 this process was further co

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,Vietnam’s Prospects to 2010,sarily be speculative in nature and dependent upon not only developments in Vietnam itself, but also, due to the country’s increased openness, that in the world economy. Nevertheless, such an exercise is a useful one since it can provide a basis for comparing official expectations of the future deve

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China and Vietnam in Transition: A Comparative Analysis of Economic Reforms and their Outcomes,s towards the attainment of a market economy, while maintaining the ‘Socialist’ character of their respective economies. Unlike developments in Europe where a number of formerly centrally planned countries adopted a ‘big bang’ transition approach to a market economy, in China and, at least initially

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Summary and Conclusions, participant in the rapidly developing East Asian economy, as exemplified by its recent membership of ASEAN in July 1995, the strong likelihood of its membership of APEC and its observer status at the WTO, the signs are that this country has the necessary prerequisites to become the next Asian ‘drag