Indonesia economy on Time New Order ( Soeharto )
At the beginning of the new order, when Soeharto served as RI president TOEFL
economic condition in Indonesia is very bad, the inflation that occurred in our
country to achieve 650% per year.
President
Suharto when it adds a step that has been done previously by Sukarno. and turns
Suharto succeed in reducing inflation from 650% to below 15% in less than two
tender. for inflation meneka so tinngi, Suharto did much different from
previous presidents, he embuat budget, issuing penbankan sector, restore
economic sectors and embrace country-western neraga to attract capital.
Soeharto in 1970
also ramped oil mining and mining. As national income from oil and gas to rise.
From 0.6% billion in 1973 and now reaches 10.6% billion in 1980. Climax of
these policies is ketiaka production of oil and gas equal to 80% of export
revenue indonesia. With such a policy, indonesia can advance in development
under the rule of the new order.
GOVERNMENT
TRANSITION (B.J. President Habibie )
The economic crisis is having an impact on the increase in unemployment is very
poor, both in urban and in rural areas, declining purchasing power, education
and health as well as the number of poor degenerate therefore appears to
increase social safety net policies (social safety net). Which led to a
remarkable achievement that the exchange rate of 16,000 to 6,000 dollars.
GOVERNMENT REFORM (the era of President Abdurrahman Wahid)
Occurs and there is
much confusion about future policy perekonomian.Pada Wahid, Indonesia's credit
rating has fluctuated, from CCC ratings fell to DDD and then climbed back to
the CCC. One of the main causes is the impact of the financial crisis in 1998
that still brought up his government.
GOVERNMENT Mutual Aid ( president SBY )
Step president to embrace the political parties which lost the 2009 elections
are part of a policy of Soft Power, or policies to work together in building
the nation and the state. This is similar to the Cabinet Mutual-Aid in the
past. The state of the economic system of Indonesia during the rule of mutual
aid has the following characteristics:
• • Low economic growth is still lacking due to the
development of investment mainly caused by the socio-political instability in
the country.
• • In terms of exports, since 2000, the value of Indonesia's
non-oil exports continued to decline from 62.1 billion dollars to 56.3 billion
U.S. dollars in 2001, and in 2002 to 42.56 billion U.S. dollars.
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