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Winarno Zain Commissioner at a publicly listed company

41 posts

Academia 7 months ago

For Indonesia, Trumponomics will be another headwind

The government and the central bank both need to take action now to set buffers in place against the...

Academia 9 months ago

The Fed and BI rate cuts: Promises and risks

As rupiah appreciates the price of Indonesian exports would be more expensive for foreign buyers, ma...

Academia 10 months ago

Jokowi’s presidency leaves behind very narrow fiscal space

About 120 million people, 40 percent of the total population, still live near the poverty line,...

Academia 11 months ago

Strengthening supervision of state-owned enterprises

Because of weak supervision many SOEs have been plagued with corruption and collusion with third par...

Academia 1 year ago

The economy in 2024: Growth on weakening fundamentals

China’s economic growth will slow down to 4.6 percent in 2024, and then to 4.2 percent in 2025...

Academia 1 year ago

The need for bold economic reforms after 2024 election

The next government faces a major challenge in delivering economic reforms that address policies ham...

Academia 1 year ago

Behind the inequality of income and poverty within provinces

Java remains the biggest economy contributing 56.5 percent of the country’s GDP thanks to...

Academia 1 year ago

The 2024 budget and the dynamics of fiscal risk and space

While the draft 2024 state budget indicates that the economy is progressing well along the path to p...

Academia 1 year ago

Indonesian economy: Weakening resiliency and growth?

The Fed and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have explicitly stated that the current monetary p...

Opinion 4 years ago

Will the government's debt be sustainable in 2021?

Amid these uncertainties, one thing is certain: the Indonesian government’s debt will soar to ...

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41 posts

For Indonesia, Trumponomics will be another headwind

The Fed and BI rate cuts: Promises and risks

Jokowi’s presidency leaves behind very narrow fiscal space

Strengthening supervision of state-owned enterprises

The economy in 2024: Growth on weakening fundamentals

The need for bold economic reforms after 2024 election

Behind the inequality of income and poverty within provinces

The 2024 budget and the dynamics of fiscal risk and space

Indonesian economy: Weakening resiliency and growth?

Will the government's debt be sustainable in 2021?