Recommendations Enhancing the Competitive Capacity of Small and Medium Enterprises after the Covid-19 Pandemic

In Vietnam, the Covid-19 pandemic has taken place since the beginning of 2020, has seriously impacted businesses' production and business activities, and pushed the world economy into recession. Like other countries globally, Vietnam has been severely affected by this global pandemic. During the Covid-19 outbreak, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that stopped production or went bankrupt increased. Besides, due to the deep integration into the global value chain now closed to the port, the findings explored that SMEs with a larger scale faced many difficulties. The number of enterprises having to shrink production also increased rapidly. Most businesses say the Covid-19 outbreak has negatively affected their production and trade. The primary official data is distributed directly to business leaders through detailed questionnaires to collect preliminary data and selected models by a simple random process. SMEs failed to reach customers, broke the supply chain, revenue plummeted, and laid off many workers, so far struggling. The study objectives found that more than 87% of businesses are affected by Covid-19. Therefore, the article novelty had several recommendations for enhancing the competitive capacity of small and medium enterprises in Vietnam after the Covid-19 pandemic. Doi: 10.28991/esj-2022-SPER-09 Full Text: PD

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ドイモイ以降の20年間に、外資部門はベトナム経済の有機的な構成要素となり、経済成長にも貢献してきた。 他地域・国と比べてもベトナムは高い経済成長を維持してきている。農業、製造業、サービス部門はそれぞれ成長を続けているが、特に、製造業の成長が特徴的である。After 20 years of the economic reform, the foreign sector has become an organic component of Vietnam\u27s economy and contributed a lot to the economic growth. In comparison with other countries and regions, Vietnam has achieved a positive growth. In the agricultural sector,the manufacturing sector, service sector, Each sector has achieved the economic growth. Especially the manufacturing sector\u27s growth is characteristic of Vietnam\u27s progress