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The Only Way of Indonesia is Up!

The Only Way of Indonesia is Up!

→  June 15, 2010 2

While the telecom services “growth market” focus has been on the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) nations in recent years, a new Pyramid Research report suggests the industry should be paying closer attention to Indonesia too. The report, “Indonesia: Rising Competition to Spur Telecom Revenue Growth,” reveals that there’s a marked under-penetration of most telecom services [...]

It’s Time For RI To Shine: Sri Mulyani

It’s Time For RI To Shine: Sri Mulyani

→  June 9, 2009 0

Aditya Suharmoko, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta|Fri, 05/29/2009 11:50 AM|Headlines The economy will expand 4.3 percent this year, higher than what multilateral agencies estimated, giving the country a chance to gain world recognition for its cushioning of the crisis impact, a minister says. “It is highly likely the country will record an economic growth of above 4 percent [...]

Simple Economy Part II: Can Indonesia Achieve A Double Digit GDP Growth?

Simple Economy Part II: Can Indonesia Achieve A Double Digit GDP Growth?

→  May 29, 2009 1

Indonesia’s presidential candidates have delivered a strong message to all voters, that once they’re elected, they’ll strive for higher GDP growth in times ahead.  The incumbent Yudhoyono said Indonesia will achieve a strong and sustainable 7% growth starting 2014,  Kalla and his pair were sure that Indonesia can start enjoying 8% in 2011, while Mega [...]

Indonesia’s Debt Performance

Indonesia’s Debt Performance

→  May 27, 2009 0

Written by Febri Ardianto, an aviation student, GNFI contributor in Surabaya Lately we’ve been disturbed by the news of how big Indonesia’s debt is. The numbers actually are really shocking. It is 1,667 trillion Rupiahs (around 163 billion US Dollars with the latest currency exchange rate). Many people put the blame on our government. Let’s try [...]