Between Demographic Bonus and Global Needs

Agung Mahesa Fikri Ahmad Afandi Suar Team
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To date, the placement of Indonesian migrant workers is still dominated by the domestic sector, accounting for approximately 80%. In fact, Indonesian migrant workers have competitive advantages in a number of formal sectors.

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