Message from yreynoso

[Anonymous]

I agree with Hdao in the case that the pungent economy of Vietnam is highly dependent on the young people's preferences and shopping habits. The article makes good emphasis on how the goods and services are being managed in the market as practical as they can be to serve the demands of the young consumers within the communities. Some commonalities similar to the Western world are a product of globalization, and consumerism it's evident in the Vietnam cities as food markets and malls are proliferating in the cities due to a prosperous economy. The economies in the Southeast Asia are progressing satisfactorily due to the increment of the middle class income, and the effective and accurate marketing skills of great corporations such as Takashimaya, Lotte Group, and Thailand TCC Holding Co. which seek Vietnam as a promising country where their investments are safe and explosively lucrative. They listen to the young population's preferences to shop and pleased them by facilitating and make their shopping experience a pleasurable one, placing department stores and food markets at convenient locations with plenty of commodities. While Japan's economy seems to "gray" in comparison to Vietnam, still Japan continues evolving and taking advantage of the growing Vietnamese society of avid consumers who promise to continue producing and consuming for a long time. The great corporations continue to grow and expand their services thus society can benefit from this convenient changes in how people obtain their food and services. However, in essence, the traditional values and beliefs continue almost intact as the family nucleus continue instilling the same family values as their ancestors, of course, with more access to telecommunications, and media as a a byproduct of a modern, global society. Overall, t is a great thing that young people in Vietnam are taking control of the new generation of businesses within their community without really feeling intimidated by other countries' investments as a part of a economical competitiveness. Vietnam can be considered a self-sustained economy.