Economic spotlights in first half of 5-year plan

Saturday, 24/08/2013 22:55

The first half of the 5-year socio-economic development plan (2011-2015) witnesses spotlights and positive changes in main economic targets.

 Working productivity is a main factor determining economic growth. In 2006-2012, on average, working productivity increased by 3.87% per year.

 

The labour structure has changed from the agricultural, forestry and fisheries sectors to the construction, industrial and service sectors.

 In 2012, for the first time, Vietnam’s trade surplus reached USD780 million. In July, 2013, Vietnam’s export turnover reached USD11.2 billion, while its import was valued at USD11 billion, gaining a trade surplus of USD200 million.

Vietnam’s export achievements were contributed by some high quality and high value added products, including telephones, electronic products and computers.

In agricultural production, Vietnam has transferred technologies with the expansion of new plants and animals and the use of machines.

In 2013, foreign tourist arrivals are expected to reach 7.2 million, exceeding the record number from 2012 (nearly 6.85 million foreign arrivals)

Average GDP per capita in USD based on the foreign exchange rate in 2013 is estimated at 1,914, an increase of 9.4% compared to 2012.

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