Why is Vietnam's government often compared to China's when discussing economic and social issues? Group of answer choices Vietnam's government, like China's, unequally (and unfairly) tax the rural working poor more heavily than urban dwellers, as well as discouraging economic growth throughout most of the country. Vietnam's government, like China's, is often overturned as dissatisfied laborers rally together to vote out economically corrupt officials. Vietnam's government, like China's, has recently instituted socialism-based market reforms and is restricting access to the global marketplace. Vietnam's government is based on transparent democracy, like China's, but it has also been known to harbor well-guarded economic secrets, like China. Vietnam's government is based on socialism, like China's, but it has also instituted capitalism-based market reforms, like China