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Vietnam Rising
William Ratliff
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Description for Vietnam Rising
Paperback.
From Vietnam’s recent acceptance into the World Trade Organization to its post-Vietnam War reform and socialist ideals, this overview concisely examines the cultural, political, and economic changes currently at work in Vietnam within a historical context and then discusses the effects such changes have had on businessmen and entrepreneurs. Useful for those evaluating potential relationships with Vietnamese businesses or investments in the country's economy, this study explores matters of credit, private enterprise, monetary policy, and the role of globalization.
From Vietnam’s recent acceptance into the World Trade Organization to its post-Vietnam War reform and socialist ideals, this overview concisely examines the cultural, political, and economic changes currently at work in Vietnam within a historical context and then discusses the effects such changes have had on businessmen and entrepreneurs. Useful for those evaluating potential relationships with Vietnamese businesses or investments in the country's economy, this study explores matters of credit, private enterprise, monetary policy, and the role of globalization.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2008
Publisher
Independent Institute,U.S. United States
Number of pages
124
Condition
New
Number of Pages
112
Place of Publication
Oakland, United States
ISBN
9781598130263
SKU
V9781598130263
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99-50
About William Ratliff
William Ratliff is a research fellow at the Independent Institute and curator of the Americas Collection at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. His articles on foreign policy have been featured in numerous publications, including the Chicago Tribune, The New York Times, and The Washington Post.
Reviews for Vietnam Rising
This accessible and comprehensive book is a must read for anyone interested in economic growth and this increasingly important economy. —James D. Gwartney, professor of economics, Florida State University