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View all search resultsJakarta-based Indikator Politik Indonesia polled 1,200 eligible voters aged 17 to 21 across the country to capture their opinions on social-political issues and found that they were dissatisfied with the current state of the country’s economy and democracy.
Members of Generation Z are more likely to run up their credit cards than the Millennials who came before them, new research shows, buoying the financial industry’s hope that today’s teens and emerging 20-somethings will fuel higher profits in coming years.
The study, conducted by independent local pollster KedaiKOPI, revealed that today’s youth, or those aged 19 to 38 – the demographic segment that helped propel President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo to victory in April’s presidential election – are also those who staged the biggest student rallies in the Reform Era to protest government policies.
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