At an interval of two years was felt that it was quite a country that was opening to the outside and people were (and is) willing to have the opportunity to own more. While three quarters of the population still exist with agriculture, the per capita income has increased significantly thanks to an interannual growth rate has remained above 8% since 2005 until now. A fairly equal distribution of wealth, which puts Vietnam on equal distribution ratios similar to Europe or Canada, seems to ensure that more people will benefit from progress.
The government target is that Vietnam is a middle income economy in 2012 and an industrialized country by 2020. Infrastructure improvements are a key element in fostering communication and expand development still very focused on cities throughout the country and promote tourism, industry and services.
The attraction of Vietnam reflects many of the factors that have made China the largest destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) in Asia. The combination of a communist government, an open economy with market-based reforms and recently the "equality" of state enterprises have been encouraged by a first flow of FDI and new businesses to take advantage of a growing economy more open. Usually, it was 20. 3 billion USD for the total foreign direct investment in Vietnam in 2007, with increased investment from China and Japan. This represents an increase year after year of 50-75%.
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