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  • Lao PDR and Vietnam Border Trade and Economic Linkages Performance and Prospects.pdf.jpg
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  • Lao PDR and Vietnam Border Trade and Economic Linkages: Performance and Prospects

    • Authors: Walsh, John; Southiseng, Nittana; Nguyen, Quang Trung (2019)

  • Lao PDR and Vietnam share an extensive land border and there are a number of points at which border crossings can be made and border trade conducted. The connectivity of these crossings is to be intensified by cross-border transportation infrastructure such as the VientianeBolikhamsay-Vung Anh deep seaport railroad, which would facilitate exports from landlocked Lao PDR. Such infrastructure will improve existing Vietnamese investment in its western neighbour, where more than 400 projects worth more than US$5 billion have already been licensed in activities such as hydropower, industrial tree plantation and mining. Meanwhile, Star Telecom, which is a joint venture between Viettel...
  • Thailand's inadequate response to the 2008 Economic Crisis Implications for Vietnam and other countries entering the East Asian economic model.pdf.jpg
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  • Thailand's inadequate response to the 2008 Economic Crisis: Implications for Vietnam and other countries entering the East Asian economic model

    • Authors: Walsh, John (2010)

  • By entering the East Asian economic model (EAEM) in the 1950s, the Thai economy was committed to the export-oriented, import-substituting low labour-cost manufacturing paradigm that Vietnam and Cambodia have more recently embraced. The EAEM provides for some success in expanding employment in the manufacturing sector and promoting income generation for its workers and, overall, in promoting national economic development. However, this is a model that has effectiveness that is limited in time, since the very process of national economic development tends to increase incomes and, thereby, undermine the competitiveness on which the model overall is based. In a crisis such as that ...

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  • Lao PDR and Vietnam Border Trade and Economic Linkages Performance and Prospects.pdf.jpg
  • Article

  • Lao PDR and Vietnam Border Trade and Economic Linkages: Performance and Prospects

    • Authors: Walsh, John; Southiseng, Nittana; Nguyen, Quang Trung (2019)

  • Lao PDR and Vietnam share an extensive land border and there are a number of points at which border crossings can be made and border trade conducted. The connectivity of these crossings is to be intensified by cross-border transportation infrastructure such as the VientianeBolikhamsay-Vung Anh deep seaport railroad, which would facilitate exports from landlocked Lao PDR. Such infrastructure will improve existing Vietnamese investment in its western neighbour, where more than 400 projects worth more than US$5 billion have already been licensed in activities such as hydropower, industrial tree plantation and mining. Meanwhile, Star Telecom, which is a joint venture between Viettel...
  • Thailand's inadequate response to the 2008 Economic Crisis Implications for Vietnam and other countries entering the East Asian economic model.pdf.jpg
  • Article

  • Thailand's inadequate response to the 2008 Economic Crisis: Implications for Vietnam and other countries entering the East Asian economic model

    • Authors: Walsh, John (2010)

  • By entering the East Asian economic model (EAEM) in the 1950s, the Thai economy was committed to the export-oriented, import-substituting low labour-cost manufacturing paradigm that Vietnam and Cambodia have more recently embraced. The EAEM provides for some success in expanding employment in the manufacturing sector and promoting income generation for its workers and, overall, in promoting national economic development. However, this is a model that has effectiveness that is limited in time, since the very process of national economic development tends to increase incomes and, thereby, undermine the competitiveness on which the model overall is based. In a crisis such as that ...