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.
the total area of pepper cultivation in the whole country is more than 130 thousand hectares. They mainly concentrated in the Southeast region and the Central Highlands with an area accounting for over 95% of the pepper area of whole country; the rest are scattered in the North Central and Central Coast provinces.
In May 2021, vannamei shrimp production reached 60.7 thousand tons, up 70% compared to the previous month and 17.5% over the same period last year, accounting for 65.2% of farmed shrimp production and 14.6% of aquaculture fishery production.
Import and export activities in May 2021 were strongly affected by the fourth wave of Covid-19 outbreaks in the country, causing the production activities of some enterprises in industrial zones in some provinces to be affected.
There are 44,166 newly established enterprises with total registered capital of 627.7 thousand billion dong, an increase of 17.5% in the number of enterprises and an increase of 41% in the registered capital over the same period in 2020.
With the characteristic of being an economic - technical industry associated with science and technology and also one of the industries most affected by the Industrial Revolution 4.0, Viet Nam's telecommunications industry cannot stay out of the transformation trend, especially when traditional telecommunications services are already at saturation level.
