Michel Tran Duc รีทวีตแล้ว

Vietnam’s economic rise is often presented as a success story, but a closer examination reveals a far more fragile reality—one heavily dependent on foreign investment and external forces rather than genuine domestic strength.
Since the Doi Moi reforms of the 1980s, Vietnam has opened its economy to global capital, positioning itself as a low-cost manufacturing base. Foreign corporations have poured in billions of dollars, building factories and driving export growth. On the surface, this has produced impressive figures: rapid GDP expansion, booming exports, and increasing integration into global trade. However, this growth is largely superficial, as it is not rooted in domestic innovation or industrial capability.

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