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Editorial 2 years ago

Taxpayer money not for electoral gain

Political parties and politicians want to win the hearts and minds of 70,000 village heads, whose influence can steer millions of rural voters toward certain candidates on Feb. 14 of next year.

Academia 2 years ago

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Politicization of wages and civil servants’ neutrality

It is funny that the government pushes civil servants to be impartial while giving them political goodies such as a salary increase around election time.

Academia 2 years ago

‘Debt trap’ danger looms in Jakarta-Bandung high-speed train project

The next president who is not Joko "Jokowi" Widodo's ally will exploit the train mega project as an easy tool to delegitimize Jokowi's achievements, especially in infrastructure.

Academia 2 years ago

Directorate General of Taxation objects

Tax returns from individual taxpayers increased by 2.88 percent and from corporate taxpayers by 12.76 percent, unlike the figures reported by the Post.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Deposit guarantee rate should be aligned with BI policy rate

The rigidity of national banking interest rates is accused of opening a dichotomy between the monetary sector and the real sector.

Editorial 3 years ago

BI might just hang tight

Should the Fed decide on a further increase in its federal funds rate, that would challenge BI to follow suit, or else the rupiah will come under pressure and imported inflation will rise.

Editorial 3 years ago

Cheap train fares for all

A hike in commuter-line ticket prices will add to the burden of inflation, potentially exacerbating the pressure on the public’s purchasing power.

Editorial 3 years ago

More boosters, please

One of the reasons behind the country’s success in drastically lowering COVID-19 infection is its mass-vaccination program, which has now reached its fourth phase.

Academia 3 years ago

Reversing COVID-19 impact, rebuilding economies in Asia

The pandemic has exposed significant weaknesses in existing healthcare systems in many countries of Asia-Pacific due to many years of underinvestment in public health.

Editorial 3 years ago

The Manpower Ministry and the National Wage Council must decide on the level of the rise in the nationwide minimum wage median for 2023 before the end of the third week so that provincial administrations can immediately begin local tripartite consultations for the new minimum wage.

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Taxpayer money not for electoral gain

PREMIUM Politicization of wages and civil servants’ neutrality

‘Debt trap’ danger looms in Jakarta-Bandung high-speed train project

Directorate General of Taxation objects

PREMIUM Deposit guarantee rate should be aligned with BI policy rate

BI might just hang tight

Cheap train fares for all

More boosters, please

Reversing COVID-19 impact, rebuilding economies in Asia

Workers deserve higher pay

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

PREMIUM
Politicization of wages and civil servants’ neutrality

PREMIUM
Deposit guarantee rate should be aligned with BI policy rate