Carlosa
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Exactly bro, thats why I said even if I was the one in the same position as those SOE leaders/managers I will be tempted to do the same. Imagine running a company where you know the government will keep pumping money/loans to you and you don't have to give account of how you spend your money nor do you have to worry about spending on some stupid R&D (money you can embezzle into your private account and send your kids to the best uni in the west.lol) . the temptation is simply too strong, 8 out of 10 individual will do the most obvious thing(I.e embezzle ) giving such a situation. Money/loans, no accountability, no transparency, no shareholders to answer to etc. What a dangerous mix. Vietnam should privatise/sell off/reform all such blood sucking beasts which has been ruining the country and depriving it of much needed resources which could have been used in other more productive sectors. In case of reforms as you said, Vietnam doesn't seem to have enough financial resources to turn back these inefficient SOE into profitable/efficient companies, so the only solution is to privatise them. Though Vietnam should learn from those of its other SOE that have been quite good like viettel. So they can find out what they did right.
Absolutely. Even a 12 year old can figure out that such way of doing business can't possibly workout.
There is actually a lot of talented people in the private sector, if they allow them to take control, things will workout but as long as the government have their hands in them and try to keep control, it will just not work.
the article is clearly stated your PM want to privatize most of your SOE including the most profitable ones like your telecommunication company
There are 2 telecommunication companies, one will get privatized (Mobiphone), the other one, Viettel will not. Why the state need to have 2 telecommunication companies?
They are not going to privatize ALL the SOEs, just most of them because most of them are either not strategic or are losing money big time.
Also, privatization does not necessarily mean that foreign companies are going to buy them, so far it has been mainly Viet capital investing in them.
People that are not familiar with the situation of Viet SOEs, should stop comparing to other countries where the situation is different. The government plan is what needs to be done and the majority of vietnamese people support that.
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