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  "title": "Indonesia: Resilient Economy Can Benefit from Stronger Reforms",
  "publication": "IMF News, February 3, 2017",
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.imf.org/en/news/articles/2017/02/03/na020317-indonesia-resilient-economy-can-benefit-from-stronger-reforms",
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  "summary": "Indonesia’s growth at 5 percent for 2016—up from 4.8 percent in 2015—remains among the highest in large emerging market economies.",
  "publishDate": "2017-02-03",
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    {
      "heading": "Key findings and headline statistics",
      "content": "- Indonesia’s growth at 5 percent for 2016—up from 4.8 percent in 2015—remains among the highest in large emerging market economies.  \n- Household consumption is a large driver of economic growth for the country and is strengthening due to people's improving purchasing power amid low inflation and a stronger rupiah."
    },
    {
      "heading": "Drivers of recent growth",
      "content": "- Strengthening household consumption supported by:\n  - improving purchasing power\n  - low inflation\n  - stronger rupiah\n- Need for more investment to sustain and accelerate growth over the medium term."
    },
    {
      "heading": "Ongoing and recommended reforms to boost investment and growth",
      "content": "- Government has started reforms to improve the investment climate, including:\n  - expanding investment in public infrastructure\n  - reducing the layers of government regulations\n  - opening up new areas of the economy to private investment\n- Fiscal measures:\n  - strategy to strengthen tax collection and broaden the tax base through tax reform to generate additional revenues to pay for priority government investment"
    },
    {
      "heading": "Human capital and productivity",
      "content": "- Indonesia’s youthful workforce presents a major economic opportunity.\n- Recommended reforms to narrow skills gaps between employer needs and worker skills:\n  - expanding vocational training opportunities\n  - measures to strengthen the economy’s productivity"
    },
    {
      "heading": "External risks and outlook",
      "content": "- Positive domestic outlook is challenged by global uncertainties, including:\n  - policies from the new United States administration\n  - possible impact from China’s rebalancing and expected economic slowdown\n- Policy emphasis:\n  - stand ready to manage short-term risks\n  - ramp up economic reforms to increase potential growth\n\nIMF News — February 3, 2017\n\n---\n\n\n References\n\n- https://www.imf.org/en/News/country-focus\n- PRESS CENTER\n- Africa’s Inflation Among Region’s Most Urgent Challenges\n- How Countries Should Respond to the Strong Dollar\n- Fiscal Policy Can Help People Rebound From Cost of Living Crisis\n- Public Further Delaying Climate Policies Will Hurt Economic Growth\n- Global Food Crisis Demands Support for People, Open Trade, Bigger Local Harvests\n- Africa Food Prices Are Soaring Amid High Import Reliance\n- Public Sector Must Play Major Role in Catalyzing Private Climate Finance\n- Establishment of the Resilience and Sustainability Trust\n- Chart of the Week : Central Banks Hike Interest Rates in Sync to Tame Inflation Pressures\n- Global Economic Growth Slows Amid Gloomy and More Uncertain Outlook\n- Sub-Saharan Africa Reveals Lessons for Governance\n- More African Central Banks Are Exploring Digital Currencies\n- Conference on the Promotion of Good Governance and Fight against Corruption\n- On the Looming Food Security Crisis in Africa\n- Governments Need Agile Fiscal Policies as Food and Fuel Prices Spike\n- War Dims Global Economic Outlook as Inflation Accelerates\n- Restructuring Debt of Poorer Nations Requires More Efficient Coordination\n- Poor and Vulnerable Countries Need Support to Adapt to Climate Change\n- Pandemic Scars May be Twice as Deep for Students in Developing Countries\n- A Disrupted Global Recovery\n- Fragile and Conflict-Affected Economies Are Falling Further Behind\n- A New Trust to Help Countries Build Resilience and Sustainability\n- Support for Africa’s Vaccine Production is Good for the World\n- Global Debt Reaches a Record $226 Trillion\n- The G20 Common Framework for Debt Treatments Must Be Stepped Up\n- IMF MD’s Statement at the Paris Peace Forum on Increasing Support for Vulnerable Countries via SDR Rechanneling\n- Not Yet on Track: Climate Threat Demands More Ambitious Global Action\n- Joint Action Needed to Secure the Recovery\n- Seven Charts that Show Sub-Saharan Africa at a Crucial Point\n- Debt Service Relief for 24 Eligible Low-Income Countries\n- Putting Public Investment to Work\n- Coming Together\n- Drawing Further Apart: Widening Gaps in the Global Recovery\n- Stepping Up to Meet Low-Income Countries’ Pandemic Recovery Needs\n- The IMF Approves Policy Reforms and Funding Package to Better Support the Recovery of Low-Income Countries From the Pandemic\n- Urgent Action Needed to Address a Worsening ‘Two-Track’ Recovery\n- Seizing the Opportunity for a Pro-Growth, Post-Pandemic World\n- The Policymaker’s Trilemma\n- Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals Will Require Extraordinary Effort by All\n- Four Questions About Debt and Financing Risks from COVID-19 in the Middle East and North Africa\n- Six Charts Show the Challenges Faced by Sub-Saharan Africa\n- Funding the Recovery of Low-income Countries After COVID\n- Slow-Healing Scars: The Pandemic’s Legacy\n- Key to Resolving Covid’s Global Debt Crunch: Transparency\n- The Great Divergence: A Fork in the Road for the Global Economy\n- How Strong Infrastructure Governance Can End Waste in Public Investment\n- Healing the Fractures of the Global Economy\n- COVID-19: Without Help, Low-Income Developing Countries Risk a Lost Decade\n- Impact of Conflict and Political Instability on Banking Crises in Developing Economies\n- Reopening from the Great Lockdown: Uneven and Uncertain Recovery\n- How the IMF Can Help Countries Address the Economic Impact of Coronavirus\n- Emerging from the Great Lockdown in Asia and Europe\n- How Pandemics Leave the Poor Even Farther Behind\n- World Bank Group and IMF mobilize partners in the fight against COVID-19 in Africa\n- Six Charts Show How COVID-19 Is an Unprecedented Threat to Development in Sub-Saharan Africa\n- Fiscal Policies For Women’s Economic Empowerment\n- Regional Economic Outlook for sub-Saharan Africa 2030 Challenges and Opportunities for Mozambique\n- Building on South Asia's Economic Success\n- Latest Economic Developments in Latin America\n- The IMF’s Purpose: Delivering for People\n- How Elevated Global Uncertainty Is Creating Challenges for Sub-Saharan Africa\n- The World Economy: Synchronized Slowdown, Precarious Outlook\n- Realizing the Potential of the G20 Compact with Africa\n- Intergovernmental Group of Twenty-Four on International Monetary Affairs and Development\n- Keeping Asia at the Forefront Amid Growing Risks\n- Managing Director's Statement on the Role of Fund Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected States\n- IMF Releases the 2018 Financial Access Survey\n- IMF Executive Board Discusses 2018 Review of Facilities for Low-Income Countries\n- Policies to Ensure Asia's Sustained Economic Success\n- Sub-Saharan Africa: Firming Up the Economic Recovery\n- IMF Sets Out Policy Steps to Reduce Vulnerabilities and Raise Sub-Saharan Africa's Medium-Term Growth\n- Managing Debt Vulnerabilities in Low-Income and Developing Countries\n- Understanding Debt: A Better Tool for Low-Income Countries\n- Building a More Resilient and Inclusive Global Economy\n- Delivering on the 2030 Agenda\n- Slowing Global Growth Has Varied Effects on Low-Income Countries\n- Financing for Development: IMF's Role in the Post-2015 Agenda\n- Financing For Development: The Way Forward\n- Read the report\n- Press release\n- Indonesia and the IMF\n- Economic outlook for Asia\n- https://www.imf.org/en/home\n\nSource: https://www.imf.org/en/news/articles/2017/02/03/na020317-indonesia-resilient-economy-can-benefit-from-stronger-reforms"
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    "Published: February 3, 2017",
    "Indonesia’s growth at 5 percent for 2016—up from 4.8 percent in 2015—remains among the highest in large emerging market economies.",
    "Household consumption is a large driver of economic growth for the country and is strengthening due to people's improving purchasing power amid low inflation and a stronger rupiah.",
    "Strengthening household consumption supported by:",
    "Need for more investment to sustain and accelerate growth over the medium term.",
    "Government has started reforms to improve the investment climate, including:",
    "Fiscal measures:",
    "Indonesia’s youthful workforce presents a major economic opportunity.",
    "Recommended reforms to narrow skills gaps between employer needs and worker skills:",
    "Positive domestic outlook is challenged by global uncertainties, including:",
    "Policy emphasis:",
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