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Economic background-positive and negative sides of the ceiling and floor prices

Labour market: Social regulations in labour relations

In the world today theory and practice have proved that market oriented economy can only be developed successfully by means of combination between the self-regulating economy and the state and social regulation, and in Vietnam's labour market at present, in order to settle properly the relations between employers and employees, such a combination should be taken into consideration. This article focuses on analyzing the social regulation in t.he period when labour market has been taken shape in Vietnam. Its main contents include: 1. The definition of social regulations in the labour market. 2. The objective factors and conditions that have arisen for social regulations in labour relations. 3. The system of social regulations in social-labour relations in the world today 4. ILO's role in working out mechanism in social regulations in Vietnam's labour market. To achieve all this the writer suggests that on the one hand the state should formulate an appropriate legal framework and on the other hand trade unions should raise their responsibility in addition to the cooperation with associations of enterprises to work out a close coordination to settle the contradiction between employers and employees.

Land policy in Vietnam in "doi moi" period

Land policy is a political issue that has an impact on the social-economic development of a nation. Thanks to "doi moi" policy, Vietnam has recorded encouraging results, especially in agricultural field. However, quite a few weaknesses and shortcomings of the land policy have been exposed that need to be handled properly in a context of the market economy and international economic integration. The article is designed to analyze the status of the land policy in Vietnam in the "doi moi" period and to propose a number of solution to the problem. The main contents of this article are focused on the following problems: 1. The land policy in Vietnam for the last 25 years from 1981 to 2005. 2. The status of the land policy in the "doi moi" period: Vietnam's party and state's views on land policy;Impact of the land policy on social and economic development;Impact of the land policy on the shaping of real estates market; Results and shortcomings of the lanQ policy during "doi moi" period. 3. Solutions to settle the land policy effectively in the "doi moi" period in Vietnam: Requirements when land policy and land law are excercised; The immediate solutions include; Raising the competence and qualifications of local cadres; Handing over the land and land-use certificates to specific entities; Adjusting or reducing land use taxes, registration tax and tax on land use transfer; Compensating for the site clearance and the adjusted land; Applying penalties for any violations of the Land Law, especially for the "artificial" master plans.

Some opinions of Yuan appreciation in recent period

Some problems related to social insurance by Vietnam's enterprises

Sustainable state budget in Vietnam today

The sustainable state budget is of great importance for the sustainable public financial sector. The writer of this article refers to this issue and suggests some solutions to the problem between now and 2010. His main themes include: 1. The elements that decide the sustainable state budget. 2. The status of Vietnam's sustainable state budget at present. 3. The sustainable state budget depends on scope and sources of revenue collection; the requirement and the efficiency of state budget spending; debt issues in the public sectors and hidden risks. 4. The impact of international economic integration and price floatation in the world market on the sustainable state budget in the 2006-2010 period. 5. Boosting the transformation of economic structure, encouraging the enterprises of all economic sectors to get involved in investing in various fields. 6. Carrying out tax reforms, tax reductions, providing consulting services related to tax, gradually reducing the dependence on foreign trade and crude oil. 7. Cautious management of debt applications and debt repayment, maintaining budget deficit of less than 3 percent of GDP or a limit of 5 percent of GDP, curbing the inflation, renovating the budget distribution of investment, limiting losses and wastes.

The impact of equitization on the business performance of Mekong Delta enterprises

The impact of infrastructure development on poverty reduction