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Since the adoption of the Doi Moi or “renovation”
policy for transition to a market economy in the late
1980s, Vietnam has been one of the fastest growing
economies in the world. The average annual growth
rate in the last decade was an impressive 7.6 percent
(table 1) despite the slowdown since 1998 and inflation has been low and stable since 1992. Between
1991 and 2000, Vietnam’s GDP doubled. Agriculture,
covering 40 percent of GDP, grew at slightly over 4
percent, while industrial value-added increased
rapidly at an average rate of 11.2 percent per year,
albeit from a very low base. The services sector
expanded at a little more than 7 percent each year.
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