Vietnam; Selected Issues

This Selected Issues paper assesses the impact of Vietnamâ€™s World Trade Organization (WTO) accession. It describes the main terms of Vietnamâ€™s accession as regards trade in goods and services, and uses a partial equilibrium simulation model to estimate the likely impact of WTO accession on revenues and consumer welfare. The paper provides a more general overview of the effects of WTO accession for Vietnam and its main trading partners. It also reviews the main causes of the recent stock market developments and policy measures taken thus far and discusses challenges ahead.

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Year of publication:	2007-12-17
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Private investment \| Selected issues \| Stock markets \| Trade \| World Trade Organization \| consumer surplus \| tariff revenues \| tariff rates \| foreign capital \| import demand \| mfn tariffs \| partial equilibrium \| tariff reductions \| import tariffs \| equilibrium model \| foreign ownership \| trade liberalization \| domestic producers \| foreign banks \| global integration \| tariff rate \| producer surplus \| world trade \| import-competing sectors \| foreign markets \| financial sector \| foreign suppliers \| domestic firms \| foreign participation \| import tariff \| trading partners \| transport services \| dynamic gains \| external trade \| insurance companies \| international trade \| increased competition \| free trade area \| domestic prices \| tariff revenue \| import duties \| commercial presence \| comparative advantage \| global competition \| trade openness \| import bans \| oil revenues \| price of imports \| trade area \| services suppliers \| foreign services \| commercial services \| intellectual property \| free trade \| trade relations \| service sectors \| tariff lines \| rules of origin \| domestic price \| trade barriers \| antidumping measures \| public monopolies \| most-favored-nation \| supply chain \| domestic industries \| agricultural exports \| intellectual property rights \| member country \| domestic price of imports \| importing countries \| telecommunications networks \| multinational firms \| transportation services \| economic integration \| domestic reforms \| domestic reform \| domestic investment \| world price \| liberalization agenda \| export quotas \| protection measures \| foreign bank \| transition period \| increasing competition \| financial services \| world economy \| foreign investment \| imported inputs \| trade-related investment measures \| market access \| average tariff \| preliminary assessment \| trade data \| world markets \| insurance services \| direct investment \| foreign service suppliers \| multinational corporations \| political economy \| investor confidence \| trade-related investment \| preferential tariff \| preferential tariffs \| merchandise trade \| distribution services \| auxiliary services \| international standards \| rates of protection \| import duty \| competitive pressures \| service suppliers \| services sector \| export market \| tariff reduction \| regulatory framework \| intermediate inputs \| net welfare effect \| merchandise trade liberalization \| engineering services \| balance of payments \| tariff data \| regional integration \| import products

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 07/385 6 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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