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China and Vietnam in Transition: A Comparative Analysis of Economic Reforms and their Outcomes,, Vietnam the transition process has been a much more gradual one with over-riding political power still residing with their respective Communist Parties. However both countries have experienced considerable decentralisation of economic power, which has resulted in substantial difficulties for the centre in regard to macroeconomic management.

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