Re: Re: When VN becomes a real Tiger?

[Long Nguyen Thanh <lnguyen@sgh.waw.pl>]

Hi all!

	I agree with you in such a point. But all the arguments i
just gave , of my opinion is only the sufficient condition. For
Vn to make a same success as tigers 30 years ag we need
necesarry condition. Well of course other necessary condition for
Vn to become a tiger is easy to understand for eveybody here in
VNSA. Of course I don't want to write down here only since the
admi. do not forum vnsa b to become a political fights forum.
Anyway, some of your arguments  are quite clear and  in fact,
there is a lot of thing VN ave to do. When VN becomes a real
tiger, that's a question not for VN as a nation, but for
goverment VN , it depends much on whether they can change their
mind or not. C
Cheer

On T hu, 8 May 1997 K430751@kepco.co.jp wrote:

> Hi, all;
> 
> I think Anh Thanh points quite clear points.
> 
> (1) Most ASEAN countries achieve their recent development only since 
> 1980, after the Plaza Agreement which makes Japanese yen much higher 
> than before.  On this occasion, many Japanese companies started real 
> foreign direct investment in those area.  Also PR China, which started 
> open policy in late 1970's, was a good target of national project from 
> Japan and they got modern & largest Steel mill near Shanhai.  (SOrry, if 
> you can read Han-Tu then I can show you clearly.  But sorry, I don't 
> know its name in Ping-In Chinese.)
> 
> BTW, in this period, there remained strong effect of Cold War, and VN 
> was under the pressure of China & United States at the same time.  Also 
> fighting with Chmer-Rough.  As VN had not taken openpolicy yet and most 
> of Japanese thought that VN was just like North Korea.  And the failure 
> in information about the Cambodian situation resulted in sanction by the 
> name of international society.
> 
> 
> (2) Not only New tigers, but Germany and Japan were under some kind of 
> dictatorship in old days.  But it is clear that if the governments are 
> intelligent enough then it is the easiest and fastedt way to make the 
> nation develop fast.
> 
> (3) "IN fact, there is not significant between Vn and others contries in 
> this region in point of starts. The questions is how we can utilize it?"
> 
> If VN had been under the same condition compared with other countries, 
> then the present situation would be quite different from now. It is only 
> because at that time the relationship between other countries were not 
> so good.  Clear.
> 
> 
> Tsuchikawa
> 
>