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Vietnam has been widely praised as a success story. The previous country director of the World Bank, Professor Joseph Stiglitz, and many government officials in Hanoi point to various indicators of success: a projected 7% rate of growth, healthy exports, good progress with poverty reduction, improving social indicators and low inflation. Vietnam
is now the second largest borrower from the World Bank – a sign to many of its superior management and prospects. Indeed, in the first four months of 2003, exports were 38% higher than the year-earlier period! Foreign tourism is approaching 3 million and Vietnam is getting benefits from having a low terrorist risk profile and the Bilateral Trade Agreement with the US. (In spite of protectionist catfish tariffs, exports to the US rose from $1 billion in 2001 to $2. 4 billion in 2002.) It also seems to be evading any longlasting impact from SARS. Vietnam could be among the fastest growing “normal” economies in the world in 2003. This is surely success.
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