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What percentage of GDP is the private sector expected to contribute by 2030, according to Resolution 68?
By 2030, the private sector aims to contribute 55-58% of GDP, reflecting its important role in the national economy. |
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What is the target number of active private enterprises by 2045?
The target for 2045 is set at 3 million efficiently operating private enterprises, contributing over 60% of GDP. |
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According to Resolution 68, what is the expected average annual growth rate in labor productivity in the private sector by 2030?
Resolution 68 sets a target of increasing labor productivity in the private sector by 8.5-9.5% annually, emphasizing the need for higher-quality growth. |
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The Power of Private Enterprise: Unlocking Vietnam’s Economic Potential through Resolution 68-NQ/TW.
“The Resolution 68/NQ-TW emphasizes the role and significance of the private sector as a vital force in the national economy, as stated by Cao Thi Ngoc Quynh.”
The Vice-Premier, Nguyen Chi Dung, Unveils a Host of Business-Friendly Policies in Resolution 68
“Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung emphasized that Resolution 68/NQ-TW has outlined approximately 80 policy groups, including one group with very clear regulations on matters pertaining to resource access.”
Resolution 68: Unleashing the Private Sector for Economic Breakthroughs
Resolution 68 marks a significant evolution in development thinking, representing a “revolution in mindset and institutions” and a “historic turning point” for propelling the private sector to new heights.
Review Tax Policies, Boost Capital Mobilization from Voluntary Pension Funds
With a workforce of over 50 million people, Vietnam possesses a significant potential to vigorously develop its voluntary retirement fund through attractive tax incentive policies.
“The Reliance of Major Economies on Imported Commodities”
In 2024, the world imported a staggering $24.7 trillion worth of goods, with some countries relying more heavily on imports than others.
