Unit 7. Economic reforms

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Đổi mới
(renovation)
Unit 7
economic reforms
Lesson 1 - Reading
1. Our country experienced lots of difficulties.
2. The country was poor.
3. The economy was under-developed
and dominated by traditional agriculture.
4. The people have had a better life.
5. Production was stagnant (trì trệ).
6. Productivity and agricultural exports
have increased.
7. The farmers have had greater choice on
how to use the agricultural land.
8. Children have had more opportunities
to enjoy education and training.
9. The people led a poor life.
10. Inflation (lạm phát) increased (gia tăng)
I/ Pre-reading: Guess and put each number corresponding to each of the statements into its suitable column.
A
BeforeDoi Moi
b
Since Doi Moi
to eliminate (v):

to restructure (v):

to shift st from...to...(v):

measure (n): = solution:

investment (n)> invest(v)

subsidy
to initiate (v)
to reform(v)
carry out:
I.Vocabulary
loại trừ, loại bỏ

cơ cấu lại, sắp xếp lại

chuyển đổi ...từ ...sang....

giải pháp

(sự) đầu tư

S? bao c?p
triển khai, tiến hành
C?i cỏch
th?c hi?n
II/ While-reading:
Activity 1: Read through the text on page 75 and check your guessing in Pre– reading stage.
(work in pair in 3 minutes)

Activity 2 (task 1 on page 76) : Read the
text again and guess the meanings of the the words.(work individually)


Activity 3 (task 2 on page 76) :Decide whether the staments are true (T) or false(F)

Activity 4 (task 3 on page 76) : Read the text again and answer the following questions.

1. When and by whom was Doi Moi officially initiated ?
In December at the sixth National Congress by the
Vietnamese Communist Party.
2. What was the aim of Doi Moi ?
To restructure Vietnamese economy and to raise
the people’s living standard.
3. Name the renovation measures the Government introduced to implement Doi Moi ?
eliminating government subsidies, shifting economic priority from heavy industry to 3 major economic programs…..of exports, reducing state intervention in business, opened trade elation...the world and encouraged foreign.....investment.
4.How has Vietnam changed since Doi Moi?
The people have had a better life, productivity and agricultural exports have increased, the farmers have had greater choice on how to use the agricultural land, children have had more opportunities to enjoy education and training.
5. What do we believe ?
We will gain greater achievements and build a better life for our people
III/ Post - reading:
Work in groups of 5-6, talk briefly about the reading passage.(in six minutes)
Before Doi moi
- Our country experienced lots of difficulties.
- The country was poor.
- The economy was under-developed and dominated by traditional agriculture.
- Production was stagnant
- The people led a poor life.
- Inflation increased.
Since Doi moi
- The people have had a better life.
- Productivity and agricultural exports have increased.
- The farmers have had greater choice on how to use the agricultural land.
- Children have had more opportunities to enjoy education and training.
Government’s measures
- eliminated government subsidies - shifted economic priority from heavy industry to 3 major economic programs…..of exports - reduced state intervention in business - opened trade relation….the world encouraged foreign.....investment.
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1.Trì trệ 6.Lời hứa của nhà nước

2.Đáng kể 7.Giải thể

3.Kém phát triển 8.Sự đổi mới

4.Thống trị, chi phối 9.Lạm phát

5.Sự bao cấp nhà nước 10.Đại hội toàn quốc

Ecomnomic reform is the most important measure to be taken to promote the development of a country.
Doi Moi was initiated by the Vietnamese Government in 1986
Before Doi Moi, inflation was present in all branches of the national economy.
To make Doi Moi to be successful, the Government shifted only economic priority from heavy industry to three major economic programmes.
The Land Law and the Enterprises Law have encouraged both domestic and foreign private investment.