The current robust development of digital technology, including artificial intelligence, has been providing Việt Nam''s economy with ample opportunities for growth, improved competitiveness, quality of products and services and production.
Economists said only 13 out of 101 middle-income countries in the 60s managed to break through the middle-income trap by the end of 2008, demonstrating the challenging nature of sustainable economic growth.
Viet Nam must maintain its growth momentum in the next two decades in order to escape the middle-income trap by 2045 - a key objective set by the government''s development vision for 2030.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc put emphasis on the need for long-term solution to new drivers of growth and economic impetus to help the country escape the middle-income trap, especially as ageing population has already been underway.
The middle income trap is closely tied to economic growth, so if growth doesn’t stay high and for decades and there is not high income per capita, the nation will fall into the middle income trap
Supporting local tech firms as they strive for technological advancements is a vital part of Việt Nam’s efforts to beat the middle-income trap and become a developed economy, heard a forum on Thursday.
Though on its way to achieving all major economic goals, Viet Nam has its work cut out in maintaining an upward productivity growth lest it falls into the middle income trap and trails behind regional partners.
Viet Nam could only escape the middle-income trap by developing the
manufacturing and industry sector to new products, the Viet Nam
Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) heard yesterday.
Viet Nam needs to shift from a low middle-income to higher-income
nation and avoid the middle-income trap by reforming policy content,
structure and organisation.
Becoming a middle-income
country has brought enormous challenges for Viet Nam, including the
danger of getting caught in the so-called middle-income trap.