Economic Development of Non - Agricultural Households in Vietnam and Its Problems
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Abstract
Household economies in general and non-agricultural household economy in particular are still necessary economic forms in socio-economic development in Vietnam. On the basis of clarifying the roles of the non-agricultural household economy as well as the problems posed in the economic development of non-agricultural households in Vietnam today, the article proposes some recommendations for the economic development of non-agricultural households in Vietnam in the coming time.
Keywords
Economic development of non-agricultural households; Vietnam; problems.
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