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Tiêu đề:
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Retailing - Vietnam Report
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Loại báo cáo:
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Tổng quan thị trường
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Nguồn:
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Euromonitor International
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Chi tiết:
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Ngày:
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31/01/2011
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Số trang:
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23
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Ngôn ngữ:
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Tiếng Việt
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Dạng tệp:
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Quy mô:
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136 Kb
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Tóm tắt:
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As the economy started to recover in 2010, the retailing industry also recorded stronger growth than in the
previous two years as consumers’ confidence rose again and people were more willing to spend. Real GDP
growth in 2010 was over 6%, which was nearly one percentage point higher than in the previous year. This could be attributed to many efforts of the Vietnamese government to boost growth, which were already started in 2009. For example, in May 2009, the government announced a stimulus package of nearly VND143 billion, which included a lower tax rate for some retailers and manufacturers, especially the new entrants, and a lower lending interest rate for the majority of companies. Moreover, several government offices also cooperated with retailers such as Saigon Union of Trading Cooperatives and Vissan Co Ltd to control the price of important grocery products to avoid too large price increases.
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