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Economy 5 months ago
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Purbaya raises conflict-of-interest concern in Mandalika SEZ dispute
The case centers on PT Perusahaan Air Indonesia Amerika (PAIA), a foreign investment joint venture backed by investors from the United States, Singapore and Saudi Arabia, which alleged it had been unfairly treated by state-owned firm ITDC.
Academia 5 months ago
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The rupiah’s long decline and Indonesia’s structural imbalances
The rupiah's persistent depreciation is a structural consequence of over-reliance on volatile capital inflows to finance a chronic current account deficit, persistent saving–investment imbalances, lasting fiscal deficit and a narrow, commodity-dependent export base.
Academia 9 months ago
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From subsidies to signals: Making Indonesia’s power market investable
The current setup asks PLN to be planner, procurer and operator. That was useful in the past decades, but today it blurs incentives, slows competitive procurement and makes it hard for investors to price risk.
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