Statistical summary book of Viet Nam 2020
The Statistical Yearbook, an annual publication by General Statistics Office, comprises basic data reflecting the general socio-economic dynamic and situation of the whole country, regions and provinces.
The Statistical Yearbook, an annual publication by General Statistics Office, comprises basic data reflecting the general socio-economic dynamic and situation of the whole country, regions and provinces.
Statistical Yearbook of 2020 explainations of terminologies, contents and methodologies of some key statistical indicators, overview the main features of national socio-economic situation in the period of 2016-2020 and some sectors in 2020.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank (WB) and other international organizations have made positive forecasts about the global economic outlook.
Industrial production in the second quarter of 2021 grew quite well because business activities of enterprises were maintained and gradually recovered, the growth rate of added value reached 11.45% over the same period last year.
The price of input materials increased according to the world price; The increase in electricity and domestic water prices in line with consumer demand are the main reasons for the consumer price index (CPI) in June 2021 to increase by 0.19% compared to the previous month.
The Covid-19 epidemic wave broke out at the end of April 2021 with a fast and complicated spread and took place in many localities throughout the country. The epidemic has caused challenges to businesses and the economy.
Income inequality is the difference in income and wealth between individuals, groups within a society or between countries. Income inequality occurs in most countries around the world, including Vietnam.
From the beginning of 2020, the beverage industry in general and the beer and wine industry in particular were affected by the double impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the Decree No. 100/2019/ND-CP (Decree 100) on administrating violations in the field of road and rail traffic.
The situation of the Covid-19 epidemic in the world is still complicated, in Vietnam, the re-emergence of the Covid-19 epidemic at the end of April has significantly affected production activities and people's lives.
With 28/63 coastal provinces and cities, stretching along 3,260 km of coastline, Vietnam's seaport system over the years has been constantly expanding and developing, performing quite well its role as a focal point. serving import and export of goods, creating a driving force for the country's socio-economic development.