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1 author picked Social Inequality in Vietnam and the Challenges to Reform as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a useful book to understand the basic problems and achievements of a socialist country’s move towards a globalized and free market system.
This book is a version of the authors’ previous work published by the South East Asia Institute. As a contribution to the specific theme, it first provides a description of Vietnam’s reforms and development. It also discusses a number of special features of this policy, including outcomes, pro and con analysis, and obstacles.
From Tran's list on The best books on Vietnam’s reforms and economic growth.
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