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fuel-subsidy

Indonesia’s fiscal crisis in plain sight
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Indonesia’s fiscal crisis in plain sight

Rising food prices coupled with rising fuel prices, could form a dangerous recipe for social unrest.
Something's gotta give
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Something's gotta give

With pressure building simultaneously on both the revenue and expenditure side of the budget, something has to give.
We are starving the people who prevent stunting
Academia 2 months ago

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We are starving the people who prevent stunting

The government spends a lot on free nutritious meals to fight stunting in children, but is not willing to guarantee a living wage for the volunteers who prevent it.
Govt to classify ride hailing drivers as micro business
Tech 11 months ago

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Govt to classify ride hailing drivers as micro business

The Indonesian Transport Workers Union (SPAI) said on Wednesday that it opposed the plan, stressing that it preferred that ride-hailing drivers be classified as employees 
Consumers flee to rival brands, fueled by Pertamina scandal
Companies 1 year ago

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Consumers flee to rival brands, fueled by Pertamina scandal

Customers are up in arms over the massive corruption scandal implicating Pertamina, with some turning to more expensive but quality-assured rival brands and others deliberately purchasing potentially doctored nonsubsidized fuel to ensure that taxpayer-funded subsidies reached their intended recipients.
Indonesia could end fuel subsidies in 2027, Luhut says
Regulations 1 year ago

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Indonesia could end fuel subsidies in 2027, Luhut says

Luhut Pandjaitan, who heads the National Economic Council (DEN), has long pushed for ending subsidies on Solar and Pertalite, the country’s most popular subsidized fuels.
The price the poor are paying for LPG subsidy failures
Academia 1 year ago

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The price the poor are paying for LPG subsidy failures

The crisis exposes a disconnect between theory and the lived experiences of vulnerable populations.
Planned fuel subsidy scheme faces backlash from ‘ojol’ drivers
Tech 1 year ago

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Planned fuel subsidy scheme faces backlash from ‘ojol’ drivers

Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on Nov. 27 that the government would only provide subsidized fuel to vehicles with yellow license plates, the plates used for public transportation and trucks. 
Bahlil unveils new fuel subsidy scheme
Society 1 year ago

Bahlil unveils new fuel subsidy scheme

The new fuel subsidy scheme will combine goods subsidies and direct cash assistance (BLT).
No fuel restrictions in October, Bahlil vows
Regulations 1 year ago

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No fuel restrictions in October, Bahlil vows

The energy minister says that restrictions will not be imposed on subsidized fuel sales this month as initially planned, to give the government more time to review eligibility criteria and other aspects of the policy.
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