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Academia 3 months ago
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The Strait of Hormuz shock is reshaping East Asia’s economic future
In the wake of the crisis stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, ASEAN should consider a regional strategic reserve mechanism, coordinated procurement arrangements and emergency energy-sharing frameworks.
Regulations 4 months ago
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Pivoting from LPG to CNG to require 'billions of dollars’
As the government looks to replace millions of subsidized 3‑kilogram LPG cylinders with compressed natural gas (CNG) to reduce costly imports, experts warn the switch would require billions of dollars in investment, and a tight safety regime.
Regulations 4 months ago
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Motorbike producers welcome new EV subsidies
Industry players have welcomed plans to reinstate purchasing subsidies for electric two-wheelers as the government looks to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels that have become increasingly costly amid ongoing tension in the Middle East.
Jakarta 5 months ago
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Transjakarta delivers major economic gains, household savings
The expansion of the city-owned bus network Transjakarta has reduced household spending while generating economic returns worth three times its subsidy, a new study found, underscoring the broader benefits of investing in reliable public transportation systems.
Academia 5 months ago
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Indonesia’s oil shock response is a matter of a communication failure
Indonesia’s response to the 2026 oil shock is technically sound but narratively broken, leaving sound fiscal moves overshadowed by visible costs. To bridge this gap, the government must move beyond policy design and master the art of transparent, integrated communication to reclaim its credibility.
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