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Academia 1 year ago
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Why we have to continuously update the poverty line
According to the World Bank’s "Poverty & Equity Brief East Asia & Pacific" released in October 2023, under the global standard, 60.5 percent of Indonesia's population, around 166.6 million people, were living below the poverty line in 2022.
Economy 2 years ago
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Indonesia's middle class struggles with financial insecurity
Middle-class Indonesians in Jakarta say they are struggling to achieve financial security as the daily necessities associated with urban lifestyles press hard against their monthly income, a perception borne out by new government statistics.
Academia 2 years ago
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The growing role of AI in ensuring macroeconomic stability
As artificial intelligence continues to advance and users develop its wider applications, the technology will take a greater role in ensuring macroeconomic stability and authorities create better, more efficient policies toward realizing a stable and prosperous future for all.
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