The Indonesian government will continue to provide fiscal stimulus to maintain the country`s growth this year amid ...
The Indonesian government will continue to provide fiscal stimulus to prevent the domestic economy from slowing down ...
Deputy Finance Minister Anny Ratnawati has hope the rate of inflation could be maintained between 6 to 7 percent ...
The government is planning to cut foreign debts as an alternative source of state funding, the director general of ...
Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo said the government may revise downward its tax receipt forecast in the draft ...
Indonesia is among a number of developing countries that have been able to withstand the global crisis due to their ...
The government sold US dollar-denominated state bonds worth US$1.75 billion early this week to help offset a deficit ...
The Indonesian economic growth next year will decline from the target of 6.5 percent for 2011 but will stay at a high ...
The low capacity of government ministries and other agencies to absorb state budget funds often causes unspent public ...
State Treasury Director General Agus Suprijanto said unspent state budget funds (SAL) which currently totaled Rp97 ...
The government will rely on the issuance of local bonds to cover a deficit in the 2012 state budget, a Finance ...
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The Indonesian economy in 2012 may grow faster than the government-set target of 6.7 percent thanks to the country`s ...
Supported by various small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the country, Indonesia is believed to have the ...
The government has set a tax receipt target of Rp1,019.3 trillion in the 2012 Draft State Budget, or about 79 percent ...