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Wirtschaftliche Prosperität und politische Stabilität als wesentliche Rahmenbedingungen

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Seit dem Beginn der Reformen Anfang der 1980er Jahre hat die vietnamesische Wirtschaft starke Entwicklungsschritte zu verzeichnen gehabt.Besonders bis Mitte der 2000er Jahre konnte Vietnam hohe Wachstumsraten erzielen. Diese Dynamik hat durch die globale Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise zwar einen Einbruch erfahren, dennoch konnte sich die Wirtschaft weitgehend stabilisieren. Die politischen Reformbestrebungen, sowie der sozioökonomische Rahmen der Bevölkerung hinkt jedoch weiter hinter der makroökonomischen Entwicklung hinterher.

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  1. Wirtschaftsgeografie, University College Volda, P.O. Box 500, 6101, Volda, Norwegen

    Dr. Nathalie Homlong

  2. Volkswirtschaft, Fachhochschule der Bfi Wien, Wohlmutstr. 22, 1020, Wien, Österreich

    Dr. Elisabeth Springler

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Homlong, N., Springler, E. (2013). Wirtschaftliche Prosperität und politische Stabilität als wesentliche Rahmenbedingungen. In: Business-Handbuch Vietnam. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-4429-0_1

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