Ngo Tri Long

The documents of the 13th National Congress should highlight the policy mechanisms for the private economy.

Economist Ngo Tri Long offered his comments on the documents for the 13th National Congress, suggesting that the documents should more clearly outline the policy mechanisms to enable the private sector to fully unleash its potential.

Arrest of Tran Bac Ha confirms there is no 'godfather' in the banking and finance sector.

Members of Parliament and economic experts believe that the indictment and arrest of Mr. Tran Bac Ha shows that no one can be "backed up" for violations without being punished, and no power is strong enough to "back" violations.

What will happen if environmental taxes on gasoline and diesel are increased?

"Fuel is an extremely important input factor; when input costs increase, it will increase product prices, affecting business operations and people's lives," said Associate Professor Dr. Ngo Tri Long.

Where will oil and gas fit into Vietnam's economic growth index?

Having gone through an unprecedented crisis, will the oil and gas industry be able to bounce back and regain its position as a contributor to the country's GDP, accounting for 30% of the total?

'You can't use the excuse that gasoline prices are lower than in some other countries to raise prices.'

"Domestic fuel prices must be in line with people's incomes. We cannot claim that domestic fuel prices are lower than those in some countries around the world in order to artificially inflate prices," said economist Nguyen Tri Hieu.

With the current electricity price tier, if people want to save money, they should only use lights and fans.

(VTC News) - According to Dr. Le Dang Doanh, the current first tier of electricity pricing, which is below 50 kWh, is very unreasonable because people don't know what they're using it for; surely they wouldn't spend the whole month just turning on lights and fans?