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Papua, blessed with bountiful natural resources but lagging behind other regions in terms of economic growth, is attracting new investors.
An inquiry into the 2007 New Year's Day Adam Air crash off Sulawesi has revealed worrying lapses in standards in the Indonesian aviation sector.
Indonesia's banking sector is attracting attention this month, with Singapore's sovereign investment fund Temasek planning to sell its stake in Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII), the country's sixth largest lender.
While there has been no slowdown in the flow of new projects announced in the emirate, Dubai's construction sector, like those across the Gulf, is experiencing some difficulties as it struggles to cope with labour and materials shortages, in addition to steeply rising prices.
Indonesia moved to reduce the tariff imposed on electronics products last week in an effort to crack down on contraband goods while promoting sales of locally produced items.
Indonesia's economy grew at the highest rate in a decade in 2007, despite slower growth in the third quarter, due to rising investments and commodity exports.

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