Vietnam’s Low-Cost COVID-19 Strategy

Project Syndicate 2020 (4):1-6 (2020)
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Tightened border controls, agile health departments, tech platforms, and a hand-washing song that went viral have added up to a frugal but highly effective response to the threat of COVID-19. The country's success provides a model that other developing and emerging economies should follow.

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H. Nguyen
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