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View all search resultsThe Prabowo administration's first 100 days indicate a potential for accelerated debt accumulation to help finance the President's free meals and housing programs, economists say, pointing to a fine balance between spending and revenue generation in the coming years to 2029.
A member of Prabowo Subianto’s Gerindra Party who also heads the president-elect’s transition team has denied a report about alleged plans of the incoming administration to revise the State Finance Law.
Indonesia booked its first deficit of the year at 0.1 percent of GDP in May as state revenue fell 7.1 percent amid a flurry of spending that grew 14 percent in May, including on social assistance to mitigate the impacts of El Niño on food prices.
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