Institute for Research on Economics and Society – Faculty of Economics and Business – University of Indonesia

Economic Outlook 2015

January 21, 2015

(This report is available in English only.)

The fuel subsidy cut on November 17 gave the government freedom to allocate spending to productive sectors. Even though the APBN will remain in deficit at 2.4 percent of GDP in 2015, a more productive government spending arrangement will increase the confidence of domestic and foreign investors which will in turn increase the amount of investment entering the Indonesian economy.

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