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monetary-policy

Academia 1 month ago

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When credibility becomes the real fiscal constraint

Indonesia is facing a credibility test. And credibility, once questioned, is costly to rebuild.

Economy 1 month ago

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Ex-BI deputy replaces Tommy as deputy finance minister

In what appears to be a coordinated role swap, the President has appointed a former BI deputy governor to fill the deputy finance minister post left vacant by his nephew Tommy Djiwandono, who is set to take up his new job as BI deputy governor.

Editorial 1 month ago

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Economic, not family affairs

Prabowo’s administration should avoid complacency and resist politically expedient fixes to complex economic problems.

Economy 2 months ago

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Free meal program’s fiscal, monetary impact “limited”: INDEF

The Jakarta-based think tank found the program would lift GDP by just 0.15-0.17 percent at its peak in the early 2040s before the impact gradually wanes.

Economy 2 months ago

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Slow loan growth holding back GDP, INDEF says

An INDEF economist has said the loan growth target must aim for a higher target of 15-16 percent next year rather than 8-12 percent at present to boost GDP.

Academia 3 months ago

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Liquidity trap, confidence crisis amid monetary abundance

Japan’s Lost Decade offers a sobering lesson. The country suffered not from a lack of money, but from a collapse in growth expectations.

Academia 4 months ago

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Prabowo’s second year and the changing economic landscape

Prabowo’s populist, project-driven, fiscally expansionary approach has been unfolding in a fragile institutional setting.

Editorial 5 months ago

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BI must remain independent

A central bank mandated to achieve a government’s economic growth goals will blur the lines between monetary and fiscal policies.

Academia 5 months ago

The complex financial landscape transformation

We are undergoing complex, multidimensional simultaneous, interactive systems change

Academia 5 months ago

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Finance ministers and the beautiful game

In soccer terms, finance ministers' strength lies in their ability to connect the lines, distribute the ball and ensure that the team moves in a coordinated way.

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monetary-policy

PREMIUM When credibility becomes the real fiscal constraint

PREMIUM Ex-BI deputy replaces Tommy as deputy finance minister

PREMIUM Economic, not family affairs

PREMIUM Free meal program’s fiscal, monetary impact “limited”: INDEF

PREMIUM Slow loan growth holding back GDP, INDEF says

PREMIUM Liquidity trap, confidence crisis amid monetary abundance

PREMIUM Prabowo’s second year and the changing economic landscape

PREMIUM BI must remain independent