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Việt Nam’s Resolution 68 and What ‘National Entrepreneurs’ Can Learn from Hungary’s Development Strategy

Nguyễn Quang A by Nguyễn Quang A
16 June 2026
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Việt Nam’s Resolution 68 and What ‘National Entrepreneurs’ Can Learn from Hungary’s Development Strategy

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Economist Trần Đình Thiên recently promoted the concepts of “national entrepreneurs” and “national enterprises,” apparently in the spirit of Resolution 68 regarding the private sector. The idea sounds appealing, but a look at Hungary suggests that there are reasons for caution.

Before discussing present-day Hungary, let me recount an old story.

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