Indonesia Must Migrate from a Debt-Fueled to a Capital-Driven Economy
Indonesia may report 5% growth, but when you subtract interest and debt repayments, the real progress is a fraction of […]
Indonesia may report 5% growth, but when you subtract interest and debt repayments, the real progress is a fraction of […]
Abstract Indonesia’s budget deficit is often justified by debt-to-GDP ratios and bond market appetite, but this narrative hides a deeper
Abstract Indonesia’s true wealth isn’t lacking — it’s trapped. SOEs collectively hold an estimated Rp 52,000 trillion ($3.5T USD) in
Abstract President Prabowo’s April 28 warning to SOE directors marked more than a reprimand — it signaled Indonesia’s shift from
Abstract Indonesia’s fiscal governance remains trapped in a budget-centric mindset, focused on absorption rather than allocation, which has locked the
Abstract Fiscal discipline is not mere financial prudence but the foundation of sovereignty, determining whether a nation controls its destiny
Abstract Danantara has been misjudged as a mere investment entity or a Temasek clone, with critics focusing narrowly on profitability,