Insight

Strategic analysis and data-driven reports for business leaders. The Insight category presents in-depth reports and relevant data visualizations to help executives understand context, identify trends, and make informed decisions.

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Insight
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Improve Law Enforcement to Provide Certainty for the Business World (1)

Economic activities cannot run alone. There are signs, regulations, and even laws that regulate the economy so that it runs harmoniously and can achieve the ideal of prosperity. Meanwhile, rules and laws are political products. The three - law, economics and politics - cannot be separated.

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5 Minutes
By: Gianie

Money Seized from Corruption Cases for Pro-People Programs (2)

The government has a number of priority programs that require substantial financing. With its fiscal constraints, the government is pursuing confiscated money from corruptors as an additional source of financing.

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3 Minutes
By: Gianie

Executive Summary: Finding the Way of Emerging Properties

The property sector is facing pressure due to declining purchasing power, but is surviving through diversification strategies, incentives, and financing innovations. The government has actually provided many incentives. However, there are still some regulations that are considered counter-productive to the sector's performance. Some of the issues that are considered inappropriate include the implementation of the policy

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1 Minute
By: Tim Suar
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Hoping for the Property Industry (1)

Developers feel that government regulations are not effective in boosting the property sector despite many incentives.

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9 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Gema Dzikri Harisma, Dian Amalia Ariani

Seriously Building a Residential Industry Ecosystem (2)

The development of the property sector needs to be based on clear rules and long-term orientation. =-=

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7 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Dian Amalia Ariani

Hoping for Growth from Housing Incentives (3)

The government provides many incentives to stimulate the housing industry sector. A way out is needed to anticipate the decline in purchasing power

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7 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Gema Dzikri Harisma, Dian Amalia Ariani

Executive Summary: Agreeing on a Decent Wage

The 2026 UMP is hindered by the Constitutional Court's decision. Workers ask for a wage increase according to a decent life.

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1 Minute
By: Mukhlison Widodo
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Resolving Wage Issues (1)

The government and related parties jointly discussed the amount of the 2026 provincial minimum wage. Need to revise the rules after the Constitutional Court ruling. Workers ask for a significant increase.

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14 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Dian Amalia Ariani, Gema Dzikri Harisma

Choose Big Investment or High Wages (2)

Wage increases are an issue for workers who are starting to suffer from the need for a decent life. It can drive away investment that wants to come. Employers are also still objecting.

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10 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Dian Amalia Ariani, Gema Dzikri Harisma

Executive Summary: Attracting Quality and Sustainable Investment

The Prabowo Subianto administration's one-year performance includes the absorption of 1,956,346 workers and is supported by downstream policies, as well as investment equity outside Java.

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2 Minutes
By: Tim Suar
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To Upgrade Investment (1)

One year into the Prabowo Subianto administration, investment has increased significantly. There is a need to improve the quality of investment returns.

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12 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Gema Dzikri Harisma, Dian Amalia Ariani

Capturing Investment Opportunities in the Region (2)

Local governments are committed to boosting investment achievements in their regions. During the year of President Prabowo Subianto's administration, a massive strategy to welcome investment was prepared.

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9 Minutes
By: Mukhlison Widodo, Dian Amalia Ariani, Gema Dzikri Harisma

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