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middle-class

Academia 3 months ago

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What Indonesian middle class politics should look like

In protests, the middle class can provide an opening for a change, but once opportunity arises, it i...

Academia 3 months ago

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Leading in the fog: What business, policy and academia must rethink

Indonesia has invested considerably in e-government and regulatory reform, but many such efforts rem...

Academia 4 months ago

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Indonesian banking credit prospects amid economic slowdown

Weak purchasing power, a declining middle class, widespread layoffs and falling consumer expectation...

Academia 5 months ago

Reviving the middle class with jobs

Developing labor-intensive, demand-driven businesses can boost employment and transform the economy....

Companies 5 months ago

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Consumer spending flattens during Ramadan

In the longer term, a significant factor contributing to the weakening of aggregate consumption is t...

Academia 5 months ago

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As economic worries grow, Ramadan feels different

If Ramadan spending is slowing, the key to reviving it lies in restoring optimism.

Academia 6 months ago

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Why should we trust the government with our hard-earned money?

The most crucial question about our trust in the government is how dependable it can be when corrupt...

Economy 6 months ago

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Tepid middle-class growth casts doubt on economic ambitions

The middle class is not expanding fast enough to meet ambitious development goals, experts and busin...

Companies 7 months ago

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Riding the uncertainties: Maintaining Indonesia's economic resilience

Amid global pressures, Indonesia’s economic growth in 2024 and 2025 is projected to remain sta...

Academia 8 months ago

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Alienation of the intelligentsia under Prabowo’s presidency (part 1)

In the past three years, the intelligentsia has been the most alienated group on Indonesia&rsqu...

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middle-class

PREMIUM What Indonesian middle class politics should look like

PREMIUM Leading in the fog: What business, policy and academia must rethink

PREMIUM Indonesian banking credit prospects amid economic slowdown

Reviving the middle class with jobs

PREMIUM Consumer spending flattens during Ramadan

PREMIUM As economic worries grow, Ramadan feels different

PREMIUM Why should we trust the government with our hard-earned money?

PREMIUM Tepid middle-class growth casts doubt on economic ambitions

PREMIUM Riding the uncertainties: Maintaining Indonesia's economic resilience

PREMIUM Alienation of the intelligentsia under Prabowo’s presidency (part 1)

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