(VOV) – Made-in-Vietnam goods have won mounting consumers’ appraisal boosting domestic production and consumption. Delegates drew the conclusion at a conference to review a 3-year campaign to encourage the Vietnamese public to buy Vietnamese products. Ha Thom reports.:

(VOVworld) – Curbing inflation, stabilizing the macro-economy, and maintaining an appropriate growth rate are goals set for next year. To realize these, the government has restructured the economy in terms of public investment, state-owned enterprises, the financial market, andthe banking system. To date, the sustainable growth model in combination with the restructuring of the economy has proven effective and kept inflation in check. To Tuan reports:

(VOVworld) – Vietnam’s young population is considered potential to develop its software industry. Many Vietnamese businesses have outlined strategies to create software products branded made-in-Vietnam. In this week’s Economy segment, VOV’s To Tuan examines the issue.

(VOV) – Vietnam is the world’s third largest exporter of tuna but the export value has remained modest mainly due to uneven production and a failure to match international standards. In 2010, the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission launched a project to support Vietnamese tuna fishing and help Vietnam to become an official member.

(VOVworld) – Vietnam has targeted by 2020, the value of its high-tech products and high-tech product applications will account for 40% of the country’s industrial production value contributing to turning Vietnam into an industrialized nation. To realize this, the country’s high-tech parks play a key role in shifting the economic growth model into a more effective and sustainable direction. VOV’s reporter To Tuan gives you an insight into this process.

(VOVworld) - The Prime Minister’s directive on market stabilization requires all ministers, sectors and localities to strictly control the prices of essential goods and services. The move aims to ensure a balance of supply and demand in the run up to the forthcoming Lunar New Year. This will help to boost output and trade, stimulate consumer purchasing power, and clear up inventory.

(VOVworld) – A decline in sales and large inventories has been ubiquitous in many craft villages around the country. The main reason is a shrinking export market caused by the global economic slowdown. Securing new outlets and increasing cooperation among craft households are two ways craft villages are trying to cope with foreign products. VOV’s To Tuan reports….

(VOVworld) – In the current economic difficulties, a rapid shift in operations and a realistic response to market changes have helped Vietnamese timber producers to continue to export rising volumes of timber. They are now likely to reach this year’s target of 4.6 billion USD. VOV’s To Tuan has more.

(VOV) - The current global economic crisis has unearthed a host of challenges that Vietnamese enterprises are struggling to deal with. But this also offers a variety of opportunities to Vietnamese to reinvent themselves by restructuring their businesses. VOV has more….

(VOVworld) – Despite encountering difficulties in the first few months of this year, exports of Vietnamese agricultural, forestry and fishery products have made an impressive recovery. Some of them: seafood, rice, coffee, rubber, wood, and cashew-nuts have brought in more than 1 billion USD. VOV’s To Tuan reports….