Up to now, the commune has planned the areas of cultivation, husbandry and multiplied high-efficiency models, set up groups and teams to help each other develop the economy, created conditions for people to access capital loans for economic development, sustainable poverty reduction.

, Lam Son commune develops trade services and improves people's living conditions.

Over the last 3 years, the commune has mobilized local people to convert less effective land, forming 85 hectares of planting bananas, 177 hectares of planting lemongrass and 58 hectares of planting grapefruit. At the same time, the commune expanded the livestock types, which has brought about remarkable economic efficiency. The commune has set up 2 effective-operating husbandry co-operatives: a Cooperative of raising breeding cows and a Cooperative of honey bee keeping. The number of bee herds has increased from 1,053 herds (in 2014) to nearly 2,700 herds now; the number of buffalos and cows has gone up from 57 to 426. Of which, the honey bee keeping Cooperative gets the revenue of 1, 1 billion VND per year. The cooperative of raising breeding cows has a turnover of 2, 1 billion VND per year. The citrus planting cooperative of Rong Vong village has converted 35 hectares of inefficient land into citrus plantation, creating jobs for 15 laborers with the income of 5 million VND / person / month. The commune has developed driftwood and scenery stone sculpture with 53 households participating in handicraft making, creating jobs for hundreds of local laborers with the income of 6-7 million VND / person / month. Taking advantage of this, the commune supports enterprises to implement investment projects, including some effective projects. Particularly, the project of Phuong Hoang golf course creates jobs for about 200 laborers.

 In addition, Lam Son commune has maintained a good movement to remove temporary houses, dilapidated houses, building solid houses for the poor people or policy families. This movement was supported by the State government from 2009 to 2014 and it was completed. At present, the commune no longer has any temporary houses, dilapidated houses, etc.

 In 2016, the commune was recognized to meet the standards of a new rural area. The commune is currently maintaining and improving the quality of the standards.

 Up to now, the per capita income of the commune has reached 29 million VND per year. The rate of poor households reduces to 0.38%.

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