I had this wild thought of moving to Vietnam. It was all because I had to read a lot of Vietnam before a presentation two days ago in Ho Chi Minh City. Anna didn't seem to oppose the idea. She even said that, well, if you can teach in a good university there, why not.
Now I know I would not. Vietnam, at least as shown by its economic center, Saigon, isn't where I prefer to live in. True, the economy is growing impressively, market is opening up, poverty rate is decreasing, population is big, and its ease of doing business is at least better than that that of Indonesia.
But, no I don't think so.
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i always think economists are happier living in badly run economies -- give them more to think about! ;)
Hahaha, you got me there, John. That was why I considered moving in the first place. Until I found the challenge (or return?) was not enough :-)
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