TAILIEUCHUNG - Agriculture and Economic Growth in Vietnam

Rapid economic growth is the only sustainable foundation for the elimination of poverty. However, only strategies that include agricultural development can establish strong links between overall growth and reduction in poverty. Most strategies that seek rapid industrialization at the expense of agriculture, even if the intent is to alleviate poverty, actually slow down economic growth and increase levels of poverty. In a country with many impoverished people, policymaker must address both growth and poverty through an. | Agriculture and Economic Growth in Vietnam C. Peter Timmer University of California San Diego Conference on Vietnam in 2001 Prospects for Economic and Social Progress Sponsored by Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies L Association des Techniciens Vietnamiens d Outre-Mer and The Vietnamese Professionals of America The Kenney Auditorium Washington . November 16-17 2000 AGRICULTURE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN VIETNAM1 C. Peter Timmer Rapid economic growth is the only sustainable foundation for the elimination of poverty. However only strategies that include agricultural development can establish strong links between overall growth and reduction in poverty. Most strategies that seek rapid industrialization at the expense of agriculture even if the intent is to alleviate poverty actually slow down economic growth and increase levels of poverty. In a country with many impoverished people policymaker must address both growth and poverty through an integrated development strategy. Rapid reductions in poverty are achieved most effectively when the strategy for economic growth specifically focuses on raising rural productivity2. The task of restructuring the Vietnamese economy so that it can pursue a market-led growth process creates serious hardship for groups of the population whose skills and jobs do not fit the new challenges. Competitive pressures can cost them their livelihoods and the state can no longer provide the subsidies to firms and agencies that served in the past as a guarantee of employment and access to a minimum standard of living. In the short run some mechanisms must be found to alleviate the wont consequences of their poverty. With retraining and rapid economic growth these vulnerable groups will be able to reenter the work force. The only road out of poverty for both the country and these vulnerable groups is to produce efficiently the goods and services that meet expanding consumer demand -whether from rural households urban wage .

• Nông nghiệp
• Economic Growth in Vietnam
• Agriculture in Vietnam
• economic growth
• agriculture
• Vietnam
• state policies
• Economic growth of Vietnam in 2011 2013
• Economic growth of Vietnam
• Economic forecas Vietnam
• Stimulating the economy
• Vietnam’s economic growth
• Vietnam's economic growth
• Vietnam's economic
• Basic economic indicators
• Movements in Vietnam's economy
• Doctoral thesis
• Economics in Vietnam 2004 2016
• Inclusion of income in Vietnam
• Determinants of economic growth in Vietnam
• The stock of capital
• The stock domestic investment
• Exchange rate on inflation and economic growth in Vietnam
• Inflation and economic growth in Vietnam
• Bilateral real exchange rate
• Consumer price index
• The two exogenous variables
• Currency devaluation
• Smooth transition regression
• Exchange rate
• Money supply growth
• Vietnam’s economic growth
• Ph D thesis of international Economics
• Ph D thesis of international
• Transformation of economic growth model
• Economic growth model of Thailand
• Global economic crisis
• Government size
• GMM and PMG estimations
• Gross provincial product
• Verdoorn’s Law
• Real effective exchange rate
• Economic growth on Vietnam’s exports
• Thesis summary
• Financial development and economic growth
• Financial development
• Policy implications for Vietnam
• National combined financial development index
• Domestic investment
• Foreign direct investment
• Long term economic growth
• Promoting economic growth
• Balance of payments constraint
• Payments constraint in Vietnam
• Foster economic growth
• Official development assistance
• Transforming Vietnam’s economy towards green growth
• Transforming Vietnam’s econom
• Economy green growth
• Green growth Vietnam
• The slow paced economic
• Overview of Vietnam’s economic
• Vietnam’s economic performance
• Consumer index price
• Country’s economic performance
• Trade balance
• Exchange rate variables
• Globalization on economic growth
• Development of globalization in Vietnam
• The error correction modeling technique
• The economic globalization index
• Human capital
• Labor quality
• Coastal provinces
• Southern Central Vietnam
• Neoclassical growth model
• Economic institutional renovation in Vietnam
• Economic institutional renovation
• Economic growth in Vietnam
• Human resources and infrastructure development
• Renovating the modelrenovating the model
• GMM method
• PMG method
• Provincial economic growth
• Geographical conditions
• Model of economic growth
• Evolution of VCP official view
• Model produced
• Satisfying demands
• Ageing population
• Policy implications
• Economic growth framework
• Overlapping Generations Model
• Vietnam economic development
• ASEAN economic community
• Labor productivity
• Improving labor productivity
• Economic growth model
• Growth model
• Sustainable development
• Natural resources
• Low quality of economic growth
• Vietnam’s growth model
• Subsequent economic growth
• Provincial level of Vietnam
• Robust negative relationship
• Initial poverty rate
• Sacrificing economic growth