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Rethinking the soundness of our debt management: Should we be worried?
Academia 4 years ago

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Rethinking the soundness of our debt management: Should we be worried?

History has shown that the financial soundness of emerging markets are particularly vulnerable to external debts, both public and private.
Indonesia plans to slash COVID-19 stimulus by 44% next year
Economy 4 years ago

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Indonesia plans to slash COVID-19 stimulus by 44% next year

The government is planning to allocate Rp 414 trillion for COVID-19 stimulus spending next year, down 44.35 percent from this year’s budget, as the economy remains on the mend.
Path of the pandemic and financial sector policies
Opinion 4 years ago

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Path of the pandemic and financial sector policies

The government should not hesitate to tighten restrictions whenever cases surge too fast and medical capacity is strained.
The 2022 budget: Stay the course for growth
Opinion 4 years ago

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The 2022 budget: Stay the course for growth

Staying the course in fundamental reforms is essential to fiscal stability and growth.
Burden sharing needs to be limited
Opinion 4 years ago

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Burden sharing needs to be limited

Bond market instability is a price that must be addressed in the burden sharing.
Rent tax break for retailers comes into effect
Business 4 years ago

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Rent tax break for retailers comes into effect

The government has temporarily waived value added tax (VAT) on retail rent in view of the latest extension to the PPKM, but industry associations and retailers say more can be done to help the ailing sector.
Few concessions to business as govt extends restrictions
Business 4 years ago

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Few concessions to business as govt extends restrictions

The government has relaxed some COVID-19 curbs for small businesses but has largely stayed the course as it extends multi-tiered public activity restrictions (PPKM) despite pressure from business groups.
No extra debt despite emergency curbs, lower growth, govt vows
Business 4 years ago

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No extra debt despite emergency curbs, lower growth, govt vows

The government plans to shift around funds to finance relief efforts without exceeding this year's budget deficit limit.
Let them eat cake?
Editorial 4 years ago

Let them eat cake?

A proposed tax on staple foods would add insult to injury for those who have already been struggling during the prolonged economic slowdown.
Coronavirus stimulus should target ‘new poor’ in tourism, transportation sectors: World Bank
Business 4 years ago

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Coronavirus stimulus should target ‘new poor’ in tourism, transportation sectors: World Bank

Although Indonesia’s support last year provided a meaningful boost amid the pandemic-induced downturn, the government is expected to channel support to the workers in the worst-hit industries.
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