Identifying the Public Administration Reform Performance through the Lens of Provincial Competitiveness Index and GDP Per Capita in Vietnam

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"Identifying the Public Administration Reform Performance through the Lens of Provincial Competitiveness Index and GDP Per Capita in Vietnam"
written by Thai Thanh Ha, Le Thi Van Hanh,
published by Modern Economy, Vol.3 No.1, 2012

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