1. Vietnam's economic level: The International Monetary Fund predicted in September that Vietnam's economy is expected to grow by 7.5% this year, and the Vietnamese government predicted that this year's economic growth rate will reach 8.5%, the highest level in eight years. The Thai Economic Research Institute also pointed out here that in today's era of high oil prices, Vietnam is the country with the best economic performance among ASEAN members, and its economic growth rate will rank first among ASEAN members this year. The economic development of Vietnam is highly valued by all parties. According to the latest research report provided by Taihua Farmers Research Center, the supporting factors for Vietnam's rapid economic growth this year are: bright export performance. Viet Nam has successfully opened new markets such as China, the Middle East and Eastern Europe, and its products are very popular in the markets of major trading partners such as the United States and the European Union. Crude oil, clothing, footwear products, electronic products, computer parts, rice, seafood, furniture products, etc. have become emerging export commodities, which promoted the export growth of 2 1% in the first nine months of this year, reaching US$ 23.5 billion. The average economic growth rate of Vietnam in the past decade has remained at around 7.2%. In the past decade, the number of Vietnamese whose income is below the poverty line (the average daily income is below 1 USD) has dropped from 5 1% in 190 to 8% this year. Moreover, the current Vietnamese government regards economic growth as the top priority, and has formulated ambitious development goals and plans: by 20 10, the per capita GDP will exceed 1000 US dollars to enter middle-income countries, and the poverty population will be further reduced.
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