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Sunday, 11th March 2012
Sustaining Vietnam's growth: The productivity challenge
Source: McKinsey & Company
From the publication web page:
Vietnam’s economy has come an extraordinarily long way in a short time. China is the only Asian economy that has grown faster since 2000. But today Vietnam's economy faces complex challenges that require a transition to a productivity-driven growth trajectory. Vietnam now needs to boost labor productivity growth by more than 50 percent to maintain its rapid growth. ... McKinsey Global Institute finds that between 2005 and 2010, an expanding labor pool and the structural shift away from agriculture contributed two-thirds of Vietnam’s GDP growth. The other one-third came from improving productivity within sectors.
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