20250904 Cộng Đồng Tham Luận ChatGPT về kiều hối chính thức từ 1978 đến 2024
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Cộng sản giặc Hồ luôn tuyên láo rằng vì chiến tranh nên quốc gia vẩn còn nghèo nên không thể phát triển theo ý muốn, đám bò đỏ ăn theo cùng với giọng điệu nầy.
Điều nầy có đúng hay không xin mời độc giả cùng tìm hiểu qua tài liệu từ ChatGPT.com, Worldbank, CIA bên dưới đây.
Trong tài liệu nầy chỉ nói đến con số thống kê chính thức, riêng con số dưới “gầm bàn” thì không ai biết. Nhất là những năm 1978-1985 những thùng hàng hóa hải ngoại gửi về Việt Nam qua ngã Canada, Pháp quốc không kiểm soát được, vì thế chúng ta không biết chính xác là bao nhiêu tỷ dollars.
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Hello! I come back with the issue of GDP of Vietnam since 1978 include remittances from Vietnamese abroad. Would you create a database from 1978 to 2025. Thank You,
Certainly! Let’s break this down clearly:
Sources & Limitations
- GDP (current US$), Vietnam, 1978–2023
- World Bank provides GDP data in current US dollars, with the most recent value for 2023 being $429.72 billion World Bank Open Data+1.
- Detailed annual historical values (e.g., from 1978 onward) are accessible via the World Bank’s DataBank by selecting “GDP (current US$)” and specifying Vietnam and years. However, I don’t have direct line-by-line data. You can extract this via their downloadable CSV or API.
- Personal Remittances (current US$), Vietnam
- The World Bank has a series titled “Personal remittances, received (current US$)” for Vietnam World Bank Open Data+1.
- The chart view allows specifying a date range (e.g., 1978–2020) and downloading the numerical data. But again, I cannot pull each year’s exact figures here.
- Beyond 2023
- For GDP: There is a 2024 estimate—Vietnam’s GDP was around $476.4 billion in 2024 World Bank Open Data. For 2025 projections, forecasts exist (e.g. World Bank projection of 6.8% growth), but raw dollar estimates aren’t yet in official databases Reddit.
- For remittances: There’s a media mention that about $16 billion in remittances were sent to Vietnam in 2024
What I Can Provide Now
I can compile a preliminary table that includes:
- Annual GDP (current US$) for 1978–2023 (retrieved from World Bank series; data should be accessible via DataBank).
- Annual personal remittances received (current US$) for the same period.
- Summary notes for 2024 (GDP estimate and remittance figure), and a placeholder for 2025 forecast.
Due to the limits of live data extraction, you’d still need to download the bulk numeric data yourself from the World Bank DataBank. I can guide you step-by-step.
Suggested Workflow & Next Steps
- Visit the World Bank DataBank
- Go to the indicators:
- GDP (current US$)
- Personal remittances, received (current US$)
- Select Vietnam, years 1978–2023, output as a table.
- Download the Data
- Use CSV or Excel export functionality.
- Format into a Database/Table
- Column A: Year (1978–2023)
- Column B: GDP (current US$)
- Column C: Remittances (current US$)
- Later add:
- Column D: GDP 2024 estimate ($476.4 billion)
- Column E: Remittances 2024 (~$16 billion)
- Column F: Projections (if any data available for 2025)
- I can help craft the scripts or spreadsheet formula to calculate remittances as % of GDP, cumulative totals, or other derived metrics once you import the data.
Summary Table Preview (Example Structure)
|
Year |
GDP (current US$) |
Remittances (current US$) |
Notes |
|
1978 |
(to be filled) |
(to be filled) |
|
|
... |
… |
… |
|
|
2023 |
429.72 billion |
(to be filled) |
World Bank latest available |
|
2024 |
≈ 476.4 billion |
≈ 16 billion |
Estimate & media report |
|
2025 |
(forecast) |
(forecast) |
Pending official data |
Would You Like Help With:
- A step-by-step guide to download and structure the data from the World Bank?
- Excel or CSV template?
- Guidance on projecting or interpolating 2025 values?
- Calculating additional metrics like remittances as percentage of GDP, annual growth rates, etc.?
Let me know, and I’ll create exactly what you need—spreadsheet templates, formulas, or even pseudo‑scripts to automate the process.
Please create the database in Excel.
Below is a structured approach to creating your requested Excel database covering Vietnam's GDP (current US$) and personal remittances received (current US$) from 1978 to 2025, as best as data allows:
1. Excel Table Structure
You can create an Excel worksheet with the following columns:
|
Year |
GDP (current US$ billions) |
Remittances (current US$ billions) |
Notes |
|
1978 |
14.09 |
(blank or N/A) |
Data available for GDP; remittances start later |
|
… |
… |
… |
… |
|
2000 |
239.26 |
1.34 |
First available matching year in remittances |
|
… |
… |
… |
… |
|
2022 |
408.0 |
~19 (record) |
Sources vary WikipediaDTiNewsVnExpress International |
|
2023 |
433.86 |
14–16 (range) |
Multiple estimates DataBankTheGlobalEconomy.comVOV EnglishDTiNewsVnExpress International |
|
2024 |
476.39 |
(none official) |
GDP per World Bank; remittances not yet published DataBank+1 |
|
2025 |
(forecast) |
(forecast) |
Pending official data |
2. Data Details & Sources
a) GDP (current US$)
- Available 1978–2024 from the World Bank World Development Indicators:
- 1978: $14.09 billion DataBank+1
- Continues yearly through:
b) Personal Remittances (current US$)
- Available from around 2000 onward—early years mostly missing or sparse.
- Year-by-year highlights:
- 2000: $1.34 billion Index MundiDataBank
- 2001: $1.10 billion Index MundiDataBank
- Steady increase thereafter:
- 2002: $1.77 billion; 2003: $2.10 billion; up to 2020: $17.2 billion Index Mundi
- 2022: $19 billion (record) DTiNewsVnExpress International
- 2023: estimates vary; State Bank of Vietnam reports $16 billion (a 32% increase) VOV English; The Global Economy and Statista report $14 billion TheGlobalEconomy.comStatistaDTiNews
3. Example Excel Snippet
Here's what rows in your Excel file might look like:
|
Year |
GDP (current US$ bn) |
Remittances (current US$ bn) |
Notes |
|
1978 |
14.09 |
N/A |
GDP only |
|
… |
… |
… |
… |
|
2000 |
239.26 |
1.34 |
Both available |
|
2001 |
266.37 |
1.10 |
World Bank data |
|
… |
… |
… |
… |
|
2020 |
346.30 |
17.20 |
High remittance year |
|
2021 |
370.10 |
(interpolated) |
No official data here |
|
2022 |
408.00 |
19.00 |
Record remittances |
|
2023 |
433.86 |
14–16 (range) |
Mixed sources |
|
2024 |
476.39 |
(not available) |
GDP available |
|
2025 |
(forecast) |
(forecast) |
Awaiting data |
4. Recommended Actions
To finalize your Excel database:
- Visit the World Bank DataBank and download:
- GDP (current US$) for Vietnam (1978–2023/24)
- Personal remittances, received (current US$) for Vietnam (as early as available, likely from 2000 onward) DataBank+2DataBank+2
- Input data into Excel, arranging years in rows with columns for GDP, remittances, and a notes column.
- Clarify uncertainties:
- For 2023 remittances: record both estimates (e.g. “14 (WBG) / 16 (State Bank)”) in your notes.
- For 2025, leave blank or add a “forecast pending” note.
- Optional Enhancements:
- Add a column calculating Remittances as % of GDP.
- Use formulas to track year-over-year growth.
https://databank.worldbank.org/remittance/id/86103534?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Hello! Can you give me the Remittances of Vietnam from 2018 to 2025 please?
Here are the figures for Vietnam’s annual personal remittance inflows from 2018 through 2024, based on the most reliable available data:
Vietnam Remittances (2018–2024)
|
Year |
Remittances (USD billions) |
Notes / Sources |
|
2018 |
15.9 billion or 18.9 billion |
WB cited $15.9B; others reported ~$18.9B as a record high Hanoi TimesVietNamNet News |
|
2019 |
17.0 billion |
World Bank data Index Mundi |
|
2020 |
17.2 billion |
Also from World Bank, top‑10 global recipient Index MundiHanoi Times |
|
2021 |
18.1 billion |
WB data, remained a top‑10 recipient Hanoi Times |
|
2022 |
19.0 billion |
Ranked 10th globally Hanoi Times |
|
2023 |
16.0 billion |
A record high from State Bank of Vietnam – a 32% rise on year VOV Englishdtinews.dantri.com.vn |
|
2024 |
~16.0 billion |
Roughly same as in 2023, confirmed by multiple official sources VnExpress Internationalbizhub.vietnamnews.vnXinhua News |
Summary and Context
- 2018: There’s some discrepancy—World Bank cites $15.9B, while local sources (e.g., Tuoi Tre News) report $18.9B. Hanoi TimesVietNamNet NewsVnExpress International
- 2019–2021: A steady upward trend: $17.0B → $17.2B → $18.1B, with Vietnam consistently ranking among the top global recipients. Index MundiHanoi Times+1
- 2022: Continued growth to $19B, maintaining high global ranking. Hanoi Times
- 2023: A sharp uptick to $16B, representing a 32% increase—suggested to be a new record high according to Vietnam’s State Bank. VOV Englishdtinews.dantri.com.vnVietNamNet News
- 2024: Remittances remained steady at around $16B, matching 2023. VnExpress Internationalbizhub.vietnamnews.vnXinhua News
Note on 2025
As of now (September 2025), there are no confirmed remittance data available for 2025. Such figures are typically compiled and released by the State Bank of Vietnam or international institutions toward the end of the year or early the next. Once data is published, I’d be happy to update the table!
Recap
Vietnam’s remittance volumes from 2018–2024 exhibit a generally upward trajectory, peaking around $19B in 2022 before stabilizing at approximately $16B in both 2023 and 2024.
Let me know if you'd like this data visualized or broken down by region, remittance channels, or GDP share!
How about Vietnam Remittances from 1978 to 2017?
Here’s the best available data on Vietnam’s remittance inflows from 1978 to 2017, though data for the full span (1978–1999) is limited or unavailable in public sources. Below is what we can confirm:
Vietnam Remittances (1978–2017)
1. 1990s to Early 2000s – Fragmented Data
- Remittances began being recorded only from 1991, and initially only through official channels (banks, licensed transfer companies, post, customs). Informal transfers—which were significant during the 1990s—were not captured IMF eLibrary.
- No precise figures for 1991–1999 were found in publicly accessible sources.
2. 2000–2017 – World Bank / IndexMundi Data
From 2000 onward, there are consistent annual figures available:
|
Year |
Remittances (current US$ billions) |
|
2000 |
1.34 |
|
2001 |
1.10 |
|
2002 |
1.77 |
|
2003 |
2.10 |
|
2004 |
2.31 |
|
2005 |
3.15 |
|
2006 |
3.80 |
|
2007 |
6.18 |
|
2008 |
6.81 |
|
2009 |
6.02 |
|
2010 |
8.26 |
|
2011 |
8.60 (≈8.600001) |
|
2012 |
10.00 |
|
2013 |
11.00 |
|
2014 |
12.00 |
|
2015 |
13.00 |
|
2016 |
14.00 |
|
2017 |
15.00 |
Summary Overview
Although comprehensive data for 1978–1990 is unavailable, here’s what we know:
- 1991–1999: No reliable official figures available; remittances likely underreported due to exclusion of informal channels.
- 2000–2017: Clear upward trend—from ~1.1 billion USD in 2001 to ~15 billion USD in 2017, with notable surges after 2005.
If You’d Like to Explore Further:
- CEIC or World Bank databases might offer earlier or more detailed breakdowns—though access may require subscriptions.
- Vietnamese government or central bank archives could potentially provide older records or informally estimated figures.
- Academic economic studies or IMF reports (especially country-specific case studies) may provide historical context for the 1990s.
Would you like help locating academic or institutional sources that might fill in some gaps before 2000? or perhaps visualizing the 2000–2017 data trend for clarity?
Please do.
Here’s what I could uncover about remittance inflows to Vietnam from 1978 to 2017, including some historical context and preliminary data for the earliest years:
Historical Highlights: Vietnam Remittances (1978–2017)
1980s – Early Trends & Documentation
- A CIA report revealed that official remittances increased from about US $20 million in 1980 to nearly US $50 million in 1982—a substantial amount relative to Vietnam’s hard-currency export earnings at that time CIA.
- However, due to stringent state controls and registration requirements introduced in 1983, official remittance receipts sharply declined, with estimates dropping to less than US $30 million in 1984 CIA.
1990s – Scarce and Unreliable Data
- Public sources offer very limited or zero recorded official remittances for much of the early to mid-1990s.
- For example, a dataset indicates US $0 million for the years 1996–1999, followed by US $1.34 billion in 2000 USD Explorer.
- This likely reflects significant underreporting and the prevalence of informal channels—rather than an actual absence of remittances.
1999–2009 – Academic Estimates
- A research study analyzing remittance-driven GDP effects in Vietnam provides estimated figures (in millions USD):
- 1999: ~US $1,200 million
- 2000: ~US $1,757 million
- 2001: ~US $2,000 million
- 2002: ~US $2,714 million
- 2003: ~US $2,700 million
- 2004: ~US $3,200 million
- 2005: ~US $4,000 million
- 2006: ~US $4,800 million
- 2007: ~US $5,500 million
- 2008: ~US $7,200 million
- 2009: ~US $6,840 million ResearchGate
2000–2017 – World Bank / IndexMundi Data (Official Records)
According to the World Bank (via IndexMundi), the annual remittance flows are:
|
Year |
Remittances (current US$ billions) |
|
2000 |
1.34 |
|
2001 |
1.10 |
|
2002 |
1.77 |
|
2003 |
2.10 |
|
2004 |
2.31 |
|
2005 |
3.15 |
|
2006 |
3.80 |
|
2007 |
6.18 |
|
2008 |
6.81 |
|
2009 |
6.02 |
|
2010 |
8.26 |
|
2011 |
8.60 |
|
2012 |
10.00 |
|
2013 |
11.00 |
|
2014 |
12.00 |
|
2015 |
13.00 |
|
2016 |
14.00 |
|
2017 |
15.00 |
Additional sources note Vietnam’s remittances saw a steady climb: from roughly US $1.75 billion in 2000 to about US $3.8 billion in 2005, up to US $7.2 billion in 2008, with continued gains reaching US $12 billion by 2014 SGGP English Edition.
Summary Table (1978–2017)
|
Year/Period |
Remittances (USD) |
Notes |
|
1980 |
≈ US $20 million |
Official inflows CIA |
|
1982 |
≈ US $50 million |
Recorded via official channels CIA |
|
1984 |
< US $30 million |
Drop due to tightened controls CIA |
|
1990s (especially 1996–1999) |
Officially recorded as zero |
Likely underreported USD Explorer |
|
1999–2009 (academic estimates) |
US $1.2B to US $6.84B |
Based on study; shows increasing trend ResearchGate |
|
2000–2017 (World Bank) |
Annual growth from US $1.34B to US $15B |
Official series Index Mundi |
Key Insights
- 1978–1985: Early remittance flows were modest but significant by local standards; administrative restrictions curtailed growth in mid‑1980s.
- 1990s: Data is sparse; informal remittances and limited reporting make totals unreliable.
- By 2000s: Formal remittance data becomes available and shows a strong upward trajectory—especially from 2005 onward.
- Academic data vs. World Bank: The academic estimates for 1999–2009 largely align with World Bank records post‑2000, though some discrepancies exist (e.g., WB shows ~$6.02B in 2009 vs. ~$6.84B from the academic study).
What You Can Do Next
- Access World Bank DataBank: You can extract raw data for “Personal remittances received (current USD)” for Vietnam dating back as far as the database allows Wikipedia.
- Explore academic or government archives: Some studies or historical records may offer more nuanced or informal remittance estimates, particularly for the 1980s and 1990s.
- Visualize the trend: If you're interested, I can help create charts plotting the remittance inflow trajectory from 2000 onward.
Let me know if you'd like a graph, further breakdowns (e.g., country origin, formal vs. informal), or if you'd like assistance accessing specific databases!
How about Vietnam Remittances from 1978 to 2017?
Summary Table (1978–2017)
|
Year/Period |
Remittances (USD) |
Notes |
|
1980 |
≈ US $20 million |
Official inflows CIA |
|
1982 |
≈ US $50 million |
Recorded via official channels CIA |
|
1984 |
< US $30 million |
Drop due to tightened controls CIA |
|
1990s (especially 1996–1999) |
Officially recorded as zero |
Likely underreported USD Explorer |
|
1999–2009 (academic estimates) |
US $1.2B to US $6.84B |
Based on study; shows increasing trend ResearchGate |
|
2000–2017 (World Bank) |
Annual growth from US $1.34B to US $15B |
Official series Index Mundi |
Vietnam Remittances (2018–2024)
|
Year |
Remittances (USD billions) |
Notes / Sources |
|
2018 |
15.9 billion or 18.9 billion |
WB cited $15.9B; others reported ~$18.9B as a record high Hanoi TimesVietNamNet News |
|
2019 |
17.0 billion |
World Bank data Index Mundi |
|
2020 |
17.2 billion |
Also from World Bank, top‑10 global recipient Index MundiHanoi Times |
|
2021 |
18.1 billion |
WB data, remained a top‑10 recipient Hanoi Times |
|
2022 |
19.0 billion |
Ranked 10th globally Hanoi Times |
|
2023 |
16.0 billion |
A record high from State Bank of Vietnam – a 32% rise on year VOV Englishdtinews.dantri.com.vn |
|
2024 |
~16.0 billion |
Roughly same as in 2023, confirmed by multiple official sources VnExpress Internationalbizhub.vietnamnews.vnXinhua News |
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