Vu Thanh Huong

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Abstract

To own a diverse and abundant mineral resources, the mining industry is therefore one of the key sectors contributing largly to Vietnam’s socio-economic development. The paper analyzes the current status of mineral resource allocation by economic sector, by period of time and the allocation of mineral revenue, and then assessing mineral resource allocation of Vietnam in the commerical and policy aspect. Based on these analysis, the paper proposes three groups of measures to support Vietnam allocate more effectively this resource including: identifying clearly and fully mineral resource allocation objectives, developing allocation policies based on market economy principles and constructing allocation policies equally, publicly and transparently.

Keywords: Mineral resources, resource allocation, Vietnam

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