coronavirus COVID-19

It has been a while since i last wrote about COVID-19. Today i’d like to check out Indonesia’s statistic on COVID-19, especially since it seem to get worse these days, unfortunately, and so many people talked about possibility of the government intentionally undertest to push down new cases at the cost of human lives.

I share a possible recovery through export. There seem to be a trade-off between going ahead with commodity export with an import substitution policy.

Ngobrol santai Indonesia Synergy bersama Dr Syarifah Liza Munira dan I Nyoman Sutarsa dari ANU tentang program vaksinasi massal di Indonesia.

Ekspor sebagai strategi economic recovery pasca COVID-19 Krisna Gupta IDM Coop: Badai Pandemi, Vaksinasi dan Harapan Pemulihan Ekonomi Sabtu, 27 Februari 2021 Siapa saya? Mahasiswa doktoral di Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University

This is an updated figures on COVID-19-related goods export and import in Indonesia. I was once presenting about it in ANU Indonesia Project’s global seminar series, and I cited Indonesian monthly trade data until March 2020.

This morning, as usual, I prepared breakfast, did the dishes, all while listening to a podcast. One of my favorite, Babbage aired the recent development of COVID-19, including the decreasing death rate across the world.

I join with my colleague, Andree Surianta and Deasy Pane to discuss about Indonesia’s trade, industry and investment policies during COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 may punishes commodity exporter a bit more severe than other economies. As a country dependent on commodity for its employment and tax revenue, Indonesia needs to be prepared.

During the pandemic, most countries in the world reacted with export ban to secure availability of important product such Personal …

Policy brief on the Indonesian manufacturing industry, focused on the decrease in Indonesia’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), submitted to the Indonesian minister of industry, Agus Kartasasmita, on 5 May 2020.