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20th Sadli Lecture. Monetary and fiscal policies to support sustainable economic growth with improvement in its distribution
This year’s Sadli Lecture is entitled Monetary and fiscal policies to support sustainable economic growth with improvement in its distribution and will be delivered by Professor (Emeritus) Soedradjad Djiwandono (Governor of Bank Indonesia from March 1993 – February 1998). Discussion will be given by Dr [...]
Past seminars – links to videos and slides
[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project] Mining Fiscal Systems and Resource Rents: Evidence from Oil and Gas Producing Countries
Abdul Nasir during his presentation. FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project with Abdul Nasir (Arndt-Corden Department of Economics, The Australian National University). Thursday, 11 June 2020. Keypoints: The type of mining fiscal system affects the amount of resource rents received by governments. As most countries have shifted from the Gross [...]
[FKP hosted by LPEM FEB UI] Political Competition and Economic Performance: Evidence from Indonesia
Jahen F. Rezki during his presentation. FKP hosted by LPEM FEB UI with Jahen F. Rezki (LPEM FEB UI). Wednesday, 20 May 2020. Keypoints: Political competition may affect government policies leading to economic performance, but the relationship is under-studied in newly democratized and developing countries like Indonesia. Using [...]
FKP Seminars in May 2020
Forum Kajian Pembangunan in May 2020 was hosted by LPEM FEB UI which held 5 webinars. The first webinar was held on 12 May 2020 on the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism sector in Indonesia. Dr M. Dian Revindo (LPEM FEB UI) presented research that looked at the [...]
[FKP hosted by LPEM FEB UI] Assessment of fisheries tax to promote sustainable fisheries management in Indonesia
Amongst the many problems faced by the fisheries sector in Indonesia are non-optimal revenues from fisheries and insufficient fiscal tools. This is doubly unfortunate since if designed properly, fiscal instruments can be powerful to change behavior towards a more sustainable resource extraction path and contribute to optimal government and fisher [...]
[FKP hosted by LPEM FEB UI] The impact of tourism on poverty alleviation and income distribution: evidence from Indonesia
Tourism has important contribution towards Indonesia’s economy and the role tends to increase through time. In 2018, 15.8m foreign visitors spent US$16b in Indonesia, up from 8.8 visitors spending $10b in 2013. Domestic tourism is also rising, with 303m trips and Rp291t in spending in 2018, from 250m trips and [...]
[FKP hosted by LPEM FEB UI] The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Tourism Sector in Indonesia
Ulun Danu temple at sunrise, Bali The global tourism industry is hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. In Indonesia, the drop in trips from foreign and domestic tourists due to travel restrictions and physical distancing policy has caused a negative shock in tourist-related revenues with impacts across sectors and provinces. [...]
[FKP hosted by WRI Indonesia] Finance for Sustainable Ocean Economy
Professor Zuzy Anna during her presentation. Current practices within ocean economy are not sustainable. Ways to understand how to achieve and finance sustainable ocean economy (SOE) are required. Studies were conducted by reviewing existing literatures and data to understand the overall issues in financing SOE and to draw good practices [...]
FKP Seminars in March and April 2020
March 2020 marked the 10th year anniversary of Forum Kajian Pembangunan (FKP), initiated by ANU Indonesia Project and LPEM FEB UI. The FKP was one of the first academic seminar series open to the public, designed to encourage discourse on development policy that is based on good research. The initial [...]
[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project] Corona-induced tension between regulations and actions
Philips J Vermonte (Centre for Strategic and International Studies), Bivitri Susanti (Pusat Studi Hukum dan Kebijakan Indonesia), Imelda Deinla (ANU) Regulations are generally rigid and complex. At times, however, policymakers are faced with a situation where they have to make very quick decisions and follow with rapid actions. The corona [...]
[FKP hosted by WRI Indonesia] Natural Resource Accounting
The System of Environmental Economics Accounting (SEEA) is a measurement framework linking the environment to the economy. The SEEA can be used to measure the physical amount and worth of natural capital to be accounted in the national account. In Indonesia, efforts to measure natural resources used in economic [...]
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