ベトナム経済:現段階の課題 : メコン・デルタで考えたこと

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In the beginning of 2001 some unrest among the tribal peasants was reported for the first time since 1975 in the Central Highlands, which had to be tackled with seriously by the Vietnamese Government. This article tries to analyze new features in agriculture in the Mekong delta in order to shed light on policy priorities. An over production of rice with cheaper prices raises again an urgency for redress the dissatisfaction among the rural population caused by the huge gap in income between the agricultural sector and the industrial sector. Accumulation of capital in the rural sector could generate a new positive cycle of economic development including rural industry attuned to the necessity of employment generation. Otherwise Vietnam could not exploit fully its potentiality for economic development. We observe a revival of religious activities reflecting to some extent the mood among the peasants. Religious sects try to fill the vacuum caused by the insufficient policies towards the rural area and the informal sector in the urban areas. The communist party and the government of Vietnam is adjusting its policies to the new realities in agriculture and formulating new orientations.
宇都宮大学の論文
2001-10-01