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Of those expecting to increase their overall investment by five per cent over the next two years, two-thirds identify research, innovation and technology as their main priority. It is the key not just to improving productivity and keeping costs down, but also to protecting customers and providing the service they want.
A Brexit would not directly affect the Indonesian economy, but the global uncertainty it would create would sooner or later exacerbate external risk facing Indonesia. The first thing to look at when assessing the impact Brexit might have on the Indonesian economy is exports to the UK, from which we can conclude that the impact is limited. This is correct as far as exports are concerned. Last year our exports to the UK amounted to $1.5 billion, only 1 percent of our total exports of $150 billion.
The global recovery has regained most of the ground lost from the market turbulence at the beginning of the year, finance officials of the world's largest economies said Friday. But they worry that growth remains uneven in the face of a variety of threats ranging from terrorist bombings to Britain's upcoming vote on whether to leave the European Union.
