4. Background
• End of 20 years war
1975
• GDP $200 -$ 300
Mid 1980s’
• Economic Growth: 6-7%
• Export Total GDP
2015-2019
5. X- FACTOR: Doi Moi
ď‚´ political and economic renewal campaign launched in
1986
ď‚´ transition centralized economy to a "socialist-oriented
market economy”
ď‚´ planning with free-market incentives
HOW???
Trade Liberalizations
Lowering Cost of Business
Doing
Huge Investment in
HDI through public
investment
6. Trade Liberalizations
1995
• Joined ASEAN free trade area
2000
• Signed free trade with US
2007
• Joined WTO
2016-
• Amended Trans-Pacific partnership
7. Low Cost of Doing Business
1986
• Created first Law on Foreign
Investment, enabling foreign
companies to enter Viet Nam
• Revised periodically to adopt
a more pro-investor approach
• Reduced administrative
bureaucracy
ď‚´ From 77th place in 2006 to 55th in 2017
World Economic Forum’s Global
Competitiveness Report
ď‚´ From 104th place in 2007 to 68th in 2017
World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business
rankings
8. Investment on human capital and
infrastructure
• Large public
investments in
primary
education
• Invested heavily in
infrastructure
ď‚´ Job Creation
ď‚´ Hub for foreign investment and
manufacturing in Southeast Asia.
ď‚´ Japanese and Korean electronics
companies like Samsung, LG, Olympus and
Pioneer and countless European and
American apparel makers set up shop in
the country.
ď‚´ Viet Nam was the largest exporter of
clothing in the region and the seconder
largest exporter of electronics.(Financial
Times)
9. Impact on Economy
ď‚´ GDP growth has been
at least 5% per year
ď‚´ GDP ten times more
than 1985 {$ 2343 in
2017}
ď‚´ Making their growth
processes more
inclusive and
sustainable
ď‚´ Much of its success is
based on foreign
investment and trade
10.
11. Conclusion
ď‚´ Foreign Direct Invest can be affluent in the least developed
country.
ď‚´ Trade linearization with right government policies can create a
business empire within the nation
 Nepal can learn great from Viet Nam’s “DOI MOI”
ď‚´ Economic Growth can be achieved only with reformation in its
policy