A study by Vo Tri Thanh et al (2001

A study by Vo Tri Thanh et al (2001) analysing the solvency of Vietnam’s external
debt11 points out that during 1989-99, the current account deficit and the external debt of
Vietnam was sustainable. Vietnam’s external debt vulnerability was quite low, especially in
the context of Vietnam’s relatively closed capital account and limited access to international
capital markets. However, in recent years, Vietnam has had an import restriction policy that
may not bring a positive contribution to economic growth, and could harm the acceleration of
trade liberalization and international integration.

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

A study by Vo Tri Thanh et al (2001) analysing the solvency of Vietnam's externaldebt11 points out that during the 1989-99, the current account deficit and the external debt ofVietnam was sustainable. Vietnam's external debt vulnerability was quite low, especially inthe context of Vietnam's relatively closed capital account and limited access to internationalcapital markets. However, in recent years, Vietnam has had an import restriction policy thatmay not bring a positive contribution to economic growth, and could harm the acceleration oftrade liberalization and international integration.

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

A study by Vo Tri Thanh et al (2001) analysing the solvency of Vietnam's external
khi có debt11 1989-99 points out, the current account deficit and the external debt of
Vietnam was Sustainable. Vietnam's external debt was quite low vulnerability, Especially in
the context of Vietnam's capital account Relatively closed and limited access to international
Capital Markets. Tuy nhiên, in recent years, Vietnam has had an import restriction policy có
not bring a positive contribution sewing the Economic Growth, and the acceleration of Harm could
trade liberalization and international integration.