Moreover, indirect effects are quite strong in many aspects: export-import operations; Foreign Direct Investment; industrial production, agriculture; Financial markets, the currency; travel business; social security. The most evident is through economic growth rate of 8.48% decline in 2007, to 2008, Vietnam's economy began to fall into crisis, the economic growth rate down to 6.23% in 2009 is 5 , 32%. During this period, GDP growth was only half that of earlier, down from 8% to 4% and the size of the export to the European Union (the number one market, along with the US) change from the 60% growth rate becomes 30% (IMF, 2010). Inflation is also a warning sign with the rate of consumer price index up to 28% in September 2008 and even up to 65% for food commodities (rice and corn) where work imports and exports affected because this is the most powerful operations contribute about 60% to the GDP growth rate of Vietnam.
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