Vietnam : On the Road to Labor-Intensive Growth?

Vietnam : On the Road to Labor-Intensive Growth?

Since Vietnam's adoption of the doi moi or renovation policy in 1986, the country has been undergoing the transition from central planning to a socialist market-oriented economy. This has translated into strong economic growth, led by the industrial sector, which expanded more than 13 percent a...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Belser, Patrick
Format: Publications & Research
Language:en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
employment
transitional economy
economic growth
industrial sector
labor intensive industries
export oriented industries
capital intensity
manufacturing production
labor regulations
private sector development
survey data
household data
foreign investments
economic crisis
accounting
aged
agriculture
amount of land
average annual growth
banking system
basic metals
capital inflows
central planning
climate
comparative advantage
competitiveness
current prices
economic development
elasticity
equilibrium
equilibrium models
exchange rates
export growth
exports
factors of production
food industry
foreign direct investment
foreign investment
forestry
GDP
GDP deflator
GDP per capita
gross output
growth policies
growth rate
growth rates
human capital
import barriers
imports
income
industrial expansion
industrialization
intermediate goods
international trade
iron
labor costs
labor force
labor productivity
living standards
macroeconomic management
managers
marginal productivity
market economies
marketing
minimum wages
monopolies
natural resources
oil
oil reserves
partial equilibrium analysis
private sector
production costs
production possibility frontier
productivity growth
quotas
real GDP
relative prices
savings
state enterprises
statistical analysis
sustainable growth
tax rates
taxation
total output
trade flows
trade policies
trade reforms
transport
vocational training
workers
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21410

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