tailieunhanh - Vietnam’s Competitiveness and the Role of the Private Sector

Vietnam has experienced an impressive growth over the last two decades However, reforms so far are insufficient to move Vietnam to a middle income economy. The next several years will determine whether Vietnam will follow the experience of Korea, or the Philippines. Vietnam’s reform have been piecemeal and reactive. Improving Vietnam’s standard of living will require a long term economic strategy. – A set of interrelated policy changes, institutional structures, and rigorous implementation mechanisms | Vietnam s Competitiveness and the Role of the Private Sector Professor Michael E. Porter Harvard Business School Ho Chi Minh Vietnam December 1 2008 This presentation draws on ideas from Professor Porter s books and articles in particular Competitive Strategy The Free Press 1980 Competitive Advantage The Free Press 1985 What is Strategy Harvard Business Review Nov Dec 1996 Strategy and the Internet Harvard Business Review March 2001 and a forthcoming book. No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the permission of Michael E. Porter. Additional information may be found at the website ofthe Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness . Version November 18 2008 3pm 20081201 - PACE Copyright 2007 Professor Michael E. Porter The Need For An Economic Strategy Vietnam has experienced an impressive growth over the last two decades However reforms so far are insufficient to move Vietnam to a middle income economy The next several years will determine whether Vietnam will follow the experience of Korea or the Philippines Vietnam s reform have been piecemeal and reactive Improving Vietnam s standard of living will require a long term economic strategy - A set of interrelated policy changes institutional structures and rigorous implementation mechanisms 20081201 - PACE 2 Copyright 2007 Professor Michael E. Porter 1 Agenda Understanding Vietnam s Economic Performance Assessing Vietnamese Competitiveness Identifying Action Priorities Organizing for Competitiveness Creating an Economic Strategy Integrating Corporate Social Responsibility 20081201 - PACE Copyright 2007 Professor Michael E. Porter PPP-adjusted GDP per Capita 2007 Prosperity Performance Selected Countries 45 000 40 000 35 000 30 000 25 000 20 000 15 000 10 000 5 000 0 USA Ireland Switzerland Canada Netherlands Australia .

• Kinh tế học
• Economic Strategy
• Agenda
• Assessing Vietnamese Competitiveness
• Identifying Action Priorities
• Organizing for Competitiveness
• Creating an Economic Strategy
• Moderating earning management
• Quality of internal auditors on economic performance
• Quality of business strategy on economic performance
• Quality of sustainability reporting on economic performance
• Purposive sampling technique
• Economic development
• Lecture International economic development
• International economic development
• Kinh tế phát triển
• Economic growth
• Lesson Strategy on TVET development
• Strategy on TVET development
• Cooperation opportunity between Vietnam
• Countries in the region
• Economic social context influencing vocational training
• Tạp chí Khoa học
• The problem of economic development strategy in cambodia
• The case of the road network
• Cambodia still lacks road networks
• The road network
• Marketing strategy
• Logistics enterprises
• Central key economic region
• Scale reliability
• Exploratory factor analysis
• Micro and small enterprises
• Bank loans
• Coalition game
• Coalition strategy
• Small enterprises
• Bank loans and economic
• Managerial economics
• Business strategy
• Basic oligopoly models
• Pricing strategies
• Advanced topics in business strategy
• Summary of PhD thesis
• Economics PhD thesis
• PhD thesis summary
• Stimulating sustainable economic growth
• Southeastern economy
• Strategy for promoting sustainable growth
• Designing Vietnam’s socio economic development
• Vietnam’s socio economic
• Designing process
• Key redefinitions for Vietnam
• International experience
• Role of Chengyu
• China’s official geoeconomical discourse
• Strategic Socio Economical Concepts
• One Belt One Road
• Geo Economic Development Strategy
• business objectives
• strategy development
• business policy
• strategic management
• business organizations
• economic integration
• globalization
• Cultural influences
• strategic adaptation
• research design
• Strategy content
• Strategy process
• Tạp chí Công nghệ
• Quản lý công nghệ
• S&T development strategy
• Socio economic development
• Development economics
• Lecture Development economics
• Developing nations
• Strategy for agricultural
• Rural development
• Quantitative demand analysis
• The organization
• The production process
• Individual behavior
• Exporting bamboo and rattan products
• Export marketing strategies
• Economic growth industry
• Services marginal land holdings
• Equipment needing improvement
• Suggest strategy
• Appropriate mechanization
• The global marketing strategy
• Structure Conduct Outcome framework
• Multinational Corporations
• Subsidiary strategy
• Vietnam's economic development
• Territorial marketing strategy
• The development of brewery routes
• Beer tourism
• Place marketing
• BMC Cancer
• C ros oncogene 1
• Non small cell lung cancer
• Molecular testing
• Biomarker guided selection
• Cost effectiveness analysis
• Economics and business
• Current development state of Vietnamese service sector
• Vietnamese service sector
• Socio economic development strategy
• Economic growth and social
• Non life insurance penetration
• The economic growth of Nigeria
• Non life insurance
• The ex post facto research strategy and purposive
• Time series statistics
• Improving competitiveness
• International economic integration
• Commercial banks
• Competitive strategy
• Competitive advantag
• Cost advantages