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Vietnams growth has slowed since the 9% rates up to 1997, and it has been getting a lot
of advice from donors that suggests developing a private sector, lowering trade barriers,
and improving capital markets so as to take advantage of the global economy. This
advice seems sensible to many but also hard to follow given various concerns about
socialism, equity, and stability. The intent of the US is thought by some to still be hostile,
and better relations with China do not lessen concern about their increasing competition
in many industries also important to Vietnam. The best way to take advantage of science
and technology, including the Internet, is also under discussion. What is agreed by all is
that Vietnam is still poor and it has little land. People will have to move out of agriculture
to eliminate poverty and to begin to catch up with others. Even equal per capita growth
rates (say 5% a year) means $20 extra in Vietnam, $50 in China, and $150 in Thailand.
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