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Nobel Prize research stresses state role in guiding economic expectations

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Research associated with the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences emphasizes that managing expectations is critical to macroeconomic management. Experts state that the State must take the lead in guiding expectations, a concept known as forward guidance, and maintain its credibility. This discussion is relevant to Vietnam as the country pursues ambitious growth targets.

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Expectations determine decisions regarding spending, investment, and saving, all of which influence inflation. The research suggests that consistent and predictable policies are necessary to build market confidence and ensure macroeconomic stability.

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  • stateThe State must guide expectations and maintain credibility regarding macroeconomic policy.
  • VietnamVietnam is the country pursuing ambitious growth targets.

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    Vietnam might see increased investment and spending decisions if the State maintains consistent and predictable policies.

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