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Business 5 years ago
Economic recovery depends on stimulus, omnibus bills: Sri Mulyani
While the government’s virus handling measures would remain a key determinant of economic activity, the minister said, the economy could recover from the pandemic if the stimulus succeeded in stimulating demand and encouraging production.
Politics 5 years ago
'PSI is pro-business': Giring plans to boost economy through 2024 presidential bid
Giring Ganesha, the acting chairman of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI), who recently declared his intention to run in the 2024 presidential race, says he has plans to make the most of Indonesia’s demographic bonus to boost the economy.
Business 6 years ago
Jokowi must make case for lockdown as COVID-19 may spark social unrest: Report
“The possibility of social unrest is high. It is essential that the government makes the case for lockdowns with clarity, precision and sensitivity, or else a greater number of lives will be lost,” according to a report from Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Foreign Ministry holds first congress of experts on Indonesian affairs
The congress offers four discussion panels on strengthening democracy, promoting a harmonious community in Indonesia, stimulating and crafting creativity in the era of Industry 4.0 and preserving and promoting Indonesian culture in the face of globalization.
Business 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Foreign investments flow to neighbors instead of Indonesia: World Bank
“Businesses are moving out of China but are not coming to Indonesia because Indonesia’s neighbors are more welcoming,” reads a slide from the World Bank presentation material conveyed to President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo last week, a copy of which was obtained by The Jakarta Post.
