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Benefits for Viet Nam as a member of IMF

By hoangyenthu1 | Updated: Feb. 29, 2024, 5:14 p.m.

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Hello my
students!
AWESOME
Let's learn about the benefits for Viet Nam as a member of the IMF
In the first decade, over 30,000 private companies were established in Vietnam, resulting in an average growth rate of 7% during the 1990s. 
Growth
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the country passed the first FDI law.
Education
Being supported                   by strong efforts to attract foreign direct investment into Vietnam.

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Vietnam                                          universal education, allowing citizens to benefit from both      reforms and                         training opportunities.

has achieved
local
international
Economy
Since 1990, the economy  
at a rate of about 7% annually, second          to China, and we are now a middle-income nation with an emerging middle class. 
has grown
only
by 2014
40 million
                  the population in poverty had dropped to less than 14% of the population, lifting                    people out of poverty. 
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