This analysis reveals how political institutions bolster sustainable economic growth in Vietnam, indicating the significance of public involvement and international trade.
This paper looks at how political institutions help promote sustainable economic growth in Vietnam. It focuses on areas like planning, fairness in society, protecting the environment, and working with other countries. Political institutions have helped Vietnam grow its economy and reduce poverty, but there are still problems like corruption, poor management, and not enough openness. The paper suggests changes to the system, focusing on a green economy, better education, and more involvement from the public to make better policies. It also says that joining international trade deals is important for staying competitive. Having a political system that is open, fair, and can change as needed is key to long-term economic success and fairness in Vietnam
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Hoàng Thị Hải Yến (2025) studied this question.
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