Vietnam Counts the Economic Cost of the Covid-19 Epidemic
“Vietnam is suffering economically, but less than China,” said Adam McCarty, chief economist at Mekong Economics in Hanoi.
“Schools remain closed, tourists are too few, and workers, maybe 20 per cent, are underemployed due to virus-caused declines in demand and Chinese inputs,” he said.
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South China Morning PostInterviewee: Adam McCarthy, Chief Economist, Mekong EconomicsAuthor: Cissy ZhouPhotos : Cissy Zhou & Afp