Eleven Decrees from the Government and the Liberation of Creative Potential
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The economy that experiences the fastest growth is not typically the one with the most abundant natural resources, but rather the one that best unleashes human resources, creativity, and social drive. The government is making efforts to unleash creativity and social drive through the issuance of resolutions aimed at promoting economic development.
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1) Background & Scope of Analysis
- The Vietnamese economy is in a rapid development process.
- The government is making efforts to liberate the creative power and motivation of society through resolutions.
- 2) Mechanism of Action:
- "Liberating creative power —" will help enhance the competitiveness of the Vietnamese economy.
- Expectations of economic growth will be reflected in the cash flow and valuation of companies.
- The degree of surprise from this information can be evaluated as high, as it will help change the perspective on Vietnam's development resources.
- 3) Industry/Stock Groups Benefiting or Under Pressure:
- Benefiting:
- The IT, education and training sectors, as well as companies with the ability to innovate and create.
- Under Pressure:
- Industries dependent on natural resources, labor, or technology.
4) Risks to Watch
- Risk of a change in investors' perspective on Vietnam's development resources.
- Risk of the ineffectiveness of resolutions in liberating creative power and societal motivation.
- 5) Short-Term Timeframe:
- In the short term, there will be adjustments in the cash flow and valuation of companies after the information about the resolutions is announced.
- Closely monitor market developments and related information to be able to respond in a timely manner.
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For many years, when it comes to development resources, we often think of capital, land, natural resources, labor, or technology. However, the actual development of many countries shows that the economies that break through the fastest are not always the ones with the most abundant natural resources, but rather the ones that best release human resources, creativity, and societal drive.