Course summary (Business in Vietnam)
The Gross domestic product (GDP) of the Socialist
Republic of Vietnam is only 3% of
the People's Republic of China, 24% of Thailand, 29% of Indonesia, 38% of Malaysia
or 42% of Philippines.
In 1986 the Socialist Republic of Vietnam set up the "Doi Moi reform policy".
Thenceforth,
the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has seen spectacular modifications. The Vietnamese economy is
based on a multi-sector model in agreement with market mechanism and state
regulations. The economy of Vietnam is 50% free (Heritage Foundation)
The old centrally-planned economy of Vietnam was replaced by the new socialist-oriented market economy
Vietnam (80 million people) is considered to be less attractive than
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) -
4 and the People's Republic of China.
Vietnam is member of ASEAN, and has Free trade agreements with
Australia New Zealand,
Canada, China,
India, European Union,
Japan, Korea,
Russia, United States,
Pakistan. Vietnam is member of the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)
Examples Doing business in Vietnam:
Saigon Port (port system of the Vietnam
Maritime sector) is the most important
international trade port of Vietnam.
In 1993 was founded Vietnam Mobile Telecom services Company
is a a state-owned company under Vietnam Posts and telecommunications
corporation . Vietnam Mobile Telecom has become the 1st mobile telephony services provider in the
brand name MobiFone, marking the beginning momentum of the mobile
telephony industry in Vietnam.
In 1997 was founded
Zamil Steel Vietnam Co., Ltd to design, manufacture and supply top quality pre-engineered steel buildings for use as factory buildings, warehouses, workshops,
distribution centers ...
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