https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq Vietnam en-us 2019-11-08 04:37:45 UTC 2020-01-15 06:14:36 UTC hello@padlet.com s10195699 https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq/wish/431666635 Vietnam unemployment rate is highest in the colleges graduated at 4.1%, followed by intermediate education and university bachelors at 2.61% and 2.57% respectively. This number indicates the ineffectiveness in the education system of the country. The reason is that people today prefer stable jobs rather than changing jobs. However, manufacturing and hospitality are the hottest industries and the demand for workers in these industries. The finance and banking industry is also prospering with a need of workers. However, the demand for workers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries industries dropped which is a factor to the increase in unemployment rate in Vietnam.


]]> 2020-01-15 02:13:11 UTC https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq/wish/431666635 s10195699 https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq/wish/431682156 Over the past few years, Vietnam’s public debt has been declining, from 64.6% of the GDP  in 2016 to 58.4% in 2018 and has been expected to fall to 56.1% in 2019. This shows that the public debt has been managed by the government successfully. In Vietnam, under the law on public debt management, the public debt includes governmental debt, government-guaranteed debt and debt accumulated by localities. Vietnam has been using fiscal policy, lowering the country’s spending by limiting the number of new government guarantees which has led to the decrease in public debt. The public debt to GDP ratio is also expected to decline even further as Vietnam is committed to their fiscal policy. The GDP is also at a rise which leads to the decline of the public debt to GDP ratio and helps lower the financing costs in Vietnam.]]> 2020-01-15 03:24:31 UTC https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq/wish/431682156 s10195699 https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq/wish/431682523 The central bank bases its monetary policies by using core inflation as its measure. Monetary policies are basically actions and communications the central bank does to manage the money supply. Currently, the core inflation of 1.96 per cent in June 2019. It was at a high of 2.2 per cent in April 2015 when the Government first announced the core inflation and it was a low of 1.18 per cent in January 2018. Analysts predict inflation will continue to rise if the Government does not intervene. The rise of inflation is due to the excessive money supply in the economy. There is excessive money supply as there has been a growing number of domestic selling stakes to foreign investors in the recent years. In 2017, their total value was US$10.2 billion but in 2018 it decreased to US$7.64 billion. However, in 2019, their total value has even exceeded US$5.4 billion.]]> 2020-01-15 03:26:16 UTC https://padlet.com/s10195699/6aaaxsdr9bpq/wish/431682523