U.N. urges a new direction

Article Abstract:

A UN report says that Vietnam's existing incentives, regulations and systems for resource allocation are hindering the development of the country's economic growth. The report also says that Vietnam's economic policies may divert investments into the wrong sectors which could result in a heavier debt burden. The report urges Vietnam to focus on developing a competitive export industry to sustain its high rates of growth.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic aspects, Reports, Exports, United Nations

---

Vietnam official protests from within

Article Abstract:

Vietnamese Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet capitalized on the opening session of the country's legislature to decry Vietnam's inefficient and corrupt legal system. Kiet noted that the legal system's inadequacies and its poor tax collection mechanisms have contributed to the Vietnam's economic difficulties. He urged the legislature to adopt reforms to enhance the legal system and social security framework.

Vo Van Kiet

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: The fog is starting to thin. Japan's authorities must end their denial fast and come to grips with their bank's bad-loan crisis
• Abstracts: Tit for tat. Delayed action. Trouble, trouble
• Abstracts: Crisis to soften PC demand: sales are poised to decline in much of region. Sharp division adds color to its Zaurus organizer
• Abstracts: The organiser of chaos. Beefing up the thin clients. The whole world in your palm
• Abstracts: Boeing woeing. On a wing and a prayer: aviation in Russia. Reach for the sky

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.