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From a historical perspective, economic globalisation resulted from growing social productivity, and is a natural outcome of scientific and technological progress, not something created by any individual or country. Economic globalisation has powered global growth and facilitated the movement of goods and capital, advances in science,...

 

Indonesia and the Netherlands are strategic partners in a future-oriented relationship. This is no surprise, given our shared history and interest in each other. The foundations of our relationship are deep and go right back to the late 16th century, when a small Dutch merchant fleet landed at Banten, not far from modern-day Jakarta. It went...

Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG Talks to Joko Widodo from The Report: Indonesia 2018

 

What are the government’s main priorities to make Indonesia more competitive?

 

What policy measures are needed to protect Indonesia from external macroeconomic shocks?

 

Considering their historic relationship, how can greater cooperation between New Zealand and ASEAN be encouraged?

 

In the beginning of 2016 Indonesia experienced a pleasant surprise. Although the stock market in China had declined significantly, triggering circuit-breakers, even as the stock market in the US declined and the price of crude oil plummeted, our currency, the rupiah, was stable and our stock-market went down only slightly. Our fourth-quarter...

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