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The potential and significance of SMEs in Vietnam stands in contrast with the evident lack of understanding of the characteristics, dynamics and constraints faced by this sector. Three surveys carried out in collaboration between the Institute of Labour Studies and Social Affairs (ILSSA) in the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) and Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen with funding from SIDA and DANIDA partly remedied this situation during the first years of the Doi Moi period and the initial period after the Asian crisis. These surveys included a comprehensive survey from 1991 of some 1,000 enterprises in the three major cities and five provinces, a repeat survey in 1997 of some 400 of the same enterprises, and a parallel survey in the same year of a further 500 enterprises not previously studied, and a repeat survey of approximately 1,600 enterprises of which 750 firm were repeat enterprises. These surveys brought to light a highly dynamic and often dramatic process of change, not captured by more aggregate analyses.
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