Vietnam's economy, which started overheating months ago, has begun to stabilize, but experts warn the government to stay the course as the global financial system is plunged into crisis.
The communist nation, a World Trade Organization member since 2007, has battled galloping inflation and a ballooning trade deficit, but also managed to slow the macroeconomic imbalances and eased fears of a meltdown.
1. Suppose you were the Vietnamese finance minister, what would you do in the current situation?