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Expansion of the Healthcare Industry Amid Rising Medical Costs for the Public

The average monthly health expenditure per capita of Indonesians has been increasing every year. Health expenditure has taken up a large portion of household budgets and has become a priority.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Calculating the Alpha Number that Can Improve Worker Welfare

Every year, the calculation of the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) sparks debate and leads to dissatisfaction among both workers/laborers and employers. The discussion always revolves around the gap between the UMP and the reality of the Decent Living Needs (KHL) in various regions.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

One Billion Domestic Tourist Trips by the End of the Year

The government issued policies and provided incentives for the public to boost the economy at the end of the year. This helped to achieve 1 billion domestic tourist trips again this year.

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2 Minutes
By: Gianie

Promoting Local Products to Succeed on the Harbolnas Stage

The transaction value during National Online Shopping Day (Harbolnas) continues to increase. In addition to targeting a higher transaction value this year, Harbolnas is an event to expand the dominance of local products.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Relaxation of KUR for Business Actors in Disaster-Affected Areas

Relaxation policies for People's Business Credit (KUR) debtors in areas affected by ecological disasters are essential so that they do not become mired in debt when their businesses are unproductive. Of the three provinces affected by disasters in Sumatra, the largest number of debtors are in North Sumatra.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Indonesia-Eurasia Trade Agreement Expands Export Product Diversification

Indonesia has a trade deficit with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries. The signing of a free trade agreement with the EAEU opens up opportunities to expand export markets.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Prioritize Fintech for the Productive Sector

The trend of online lending continues to increase. However, the percentage of lending to the productive sector tends to decline. In order for online lending to optimally drive the economy and encourage job creation, lending to the productive sector must be a priority.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Momentum Towards Regional Fiscal Independence

Metropolitan cities such as Surabaya and Bandung have proven to be resilient in the face of fiscal policy shocks. Based on data on Local Own-Source Revenue (PAD), Surabaya and Bandung have consistently ranked in the top two for highest PAD for four years, from 2022 to 2025.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

October to January, Peak Period for Indonesians Traveling Abroad

For individuals and families with sufficient financial capacity, the months from October to January are the planned time to travel abroad. After the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of Indonesians traveling abroad has increased.

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2 Minutes
By: Gianie

The Challenge of Coal Downstreaming Amid Global Market Dynamics

The government is discussing the imposition of export duties on coal commodities, which will come into effect in 2026. This policy aims to encourage domestic downstreaming, reduce raw material exports, and increase the added value of national mining products.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Innovation is One of the Keys to Increasing City Revenue

The growth of Local Own-Source Revenue (PAD) in Indonesian cities during the 2022-2024 period shows contrasting yet progressive dynamics, where high achievements are no longer exclusively owned by large cities.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

Surplus in the Wood Pulp Commodity Balance and Challenges Facing the Paper Industry

Indonesia's wood pulp production continues to increase, creating a trade surplus. However, the domestic paper industry is still largely dependent on imported raw materials.

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2 Minutes
By: Zikrina Ratri

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