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Category : United States
Languages : en
Pages : 304
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Assessment of the five-year impact of the U.S.-Vietnam bilateral trade agreement on Vietnam's trade, investment, and economic structure
Author: Assessment of the economic impact of the United States-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement
Author: U.S.Vietnam Economic and Trade Relations: Issues for the 112th Congress
Author: Michael F. MartinPublisher: DIANE Publishing
ISBN: 1437944523
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 24
Book Description
This report discusses the economic relationship between Vietnam and the U.S. that resumed in the 1990s. Of particular interest to Congress is that both nations may soon be members of the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TTP).
AFTA's Impact on Vietnam
Author: Nima PouyanPublisher: GRIN Verlag
ISBN: 3638663760
Category : Political Science
Languages : en
Pages : 85
Book Description
Seminar paper from the year 2006 in the subject Politics - International Politics - Topic: International Organisations, grade: 1,3, King s College London, course: The Business Environment in the Asia-Pacific, 15 entries in the bibliography, language: English, abstract: This book analyses and evaluates the question, in how far the creation of the Asian Free Trade Area (AFTA) brought economic benefits to the ASEAN country Vietnam. To evaluate this question the impacts of AFTA on Vietnam's trade and their foreign direct investment (FDI) are evaluated and in a further step the question analysed in how far AFTA can affect the government income revenues of Vietnam. For the analysis of AFTA's impact on Vietnams' trade, the trade structure of Vietnam will be analysed. In general it can be said that for Vietnam the accession to AFTA is a very important step in their transition process to a more market economy. Furthermore it is a major step in Vietnams' integration in the world economy. Especially the access of Vietnamese firms to a huge market such as ASEAN seems to be very advantageous. In the case of foreign direct investments, the question is if AFTA is seen by foreign firms and investors as a positive factor which would lead to investments in Vietnam or if it does not change the situation or if it has even a negative impact on the FDI due to the reason that the industries are not protected anymore by the tariffs and quotas. A further question to analyse is the origin of the FDI, this means if the major part comes from the ASEAN countries or if it has also any effects on other countries. This book primarily targets researchers and readers interested in organisations and the Vietnamese economy.
Sectoral Analysis of Trade, Investment and Business in Vietnam
Author: Tran Van HoaPublisher: Springer
ISBN: 1349146269
Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 213
Book Description
The book, written by experts in their respective areas of official responsibility in Vietnam, provides a well researched, comprehensive, and concisely presented assessment and forecasts on opportunities for trade, investment, business, and cooperation in Vietnam for use by foreign companies, individuals, and institutions. The focus of the book is detailed sectoral analysis in which each of the twenty private and public sectors of the economy, from agriculture and rural development to industry, public administration, and ODA, are authoritatively surveyed, analysed, and suggested for development in the medium and long terms. Possible problems are also presented for evaluation and for risk management.
Viet Nam - Hoa Ky
Author: Central Institute for Economic ManagementPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 151
Book Description
Impact of the U.S.-Vietnam bilateral trade agreement on overall and U.S. foreign direct investment in Vietnam
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Category : Investments, Foreign
Languages : en
Pages : 140
Book Description
The Economic Impact of the EU - Vietnam Free Trade Agreement
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ISBN: 9789279987731
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Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
The trade agreement with Vietnam is the most ambitious the EU has ever concluded with a developing country. It was made possible because of its strategic importance to both parties. For the EU, the agreement represents an important stepping stone towards securing a stronger trade and investment partnership with a dynamic ASEAN region and paves the path for future agreements with other ASEAN countries. For Vietnam, it is a crucial step to consolidate its long process of integration in the global economy. By promoting trade and investment linkages with the world's largest trading block, Vietnam makes sure that openness continues to be at the centre of its development strategy to sustainably steer the country into a middle income economy. The agreement, comprehensive as it is, foresees not only the almost full elimination of bilateral tariffs and export taxes but also a substantial reduction of non-tariff barriers (NTBs) in the areas of services and investment. It also covers areas like government procurement, intellectual property rights (IPR), competition, and regulatory coherence. This report has been prepared with the aim to present to the general public the expected gains of the agreement. Such an endeavour is however bound to remain incomplete, as the available methodological framework and data do not allow to adequately quantify the expected effects of all areas covered by the agreement. Still, when taken in its quantitative and qualitative dimensions, the analysis presented here points to substantial benefits for Vietnam and the EU. The elimination of bilateral tariffs and export taxes, together with the reduction of NTBs affecting the cross-border exchanges of goods and services, are expected to boost bilateral trade considerably. EU exports to Vietnam are estimated to increase by around 29%, while Vietnam exports to the EU are estimated to grow by around 18%. These figures correspond to export gains of €8 billion by 2035 for EU firms, while Vietnam exports to the EU are expected to grow by €15 billion. The much larger size of the EU economy and the greater liberalisation effort by Vietnam largely explain the relatively higher aggregate income impact of the trade agreement in Vietnam (€6 billion) than in the EU (about €2 billion). While the latter mostly reflects improvements on the terms of trade, the longer-term benefit of the agreement for the EU should be seen from the broader perspective of a further strengthening of the economic relationship with the ASEAN region, one of the fastest growing and most vibrant in the world. Finally, it is important to note that the quantitative analysis presented in this report represents a lower bound estimate of the economic impact of the agreement. The modelling assessment does not account for what are arguably some of its most significant benefits, which will be found in the regulatory changes that allow for the greater integration of the EU and Vietnamese economies for example in the areas of investment, IPR and public procurement.
Assessment of the economic impact of the united States-Vienam bilateral trade agreement
Author: Harmonization of Law for Economic Development in Vietnam and Impacts of the US-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement Toward this Process and Future US-VN Trade Relations
Author: Binh NguyenPublisher:
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 0
Book Description
In this Project Paper, Ambassador Nguyen Quy Binh brings alive Vietnam's transition from a controlled economy to a market-based economy. For him, this is not just a period of scholarly interest, but one where the people of Vietnam went from not having enough food to eat, to having food, clothes, consumer goods and even transport. It is a story not just of GDP, FDI, ODA and other acronyms, but of children getting happier lives, with families acquiring distinctive houses and of people learning to benefit from their own work habits. As he points out, Vietnam is now on the verge of another transition. Will it graduate to the next level of development or will it remain where it is due to the challenges facing the nation? Will it become a mid-level income developing country by 2010 and approach being a developed country by 2020? To him, the answer will depend on the emergence of a new generation of leaders who face the problems and find ways to resolve them. This Project Paper is a great road map for such leaders to learn what Vietnam has done in the past and what it must do next. It is also a great way for leaders of other nations to understand how Vietnam emerged. In his discussion of negotiations between Vietnam and the United States, he describes the issues they faced, how they resolved the disagreements and even how their misunderstandings complicated the negotiations. The lessons from these negotiations can benefit the next group of negotiators in Vietnam and the United States, as well as leaders of other countries who must negotiate with either nation.