68 Per Cent of Indonesians Classified as Poor Under New World Bank Standard
The World Bank sets the poverty line for lower-middle-income countries at US$4.20 per person per day, based on the 2021...
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World Bank Reports 60% of Indonesians Fall into Poor Category
The World Bank noted that as many as 60.3% of Indonesians in 2024 can be classified as poor, based on...
Indonesia Needs 70 Years to Reach US Level, World Bank Reports
The World Bank estimated that Indonesia will need 70 years to achieve a per capita income equivalent to that of...
World Bank: Indonesia’s Economic Prediction in 2024
The World Bank reports that Indonesia’s economic growth in 2024 will reach 4.9 percent, lower than the previous year’s 5...
World Bank Supports Omnibus Law, Indonesians Resist
The World Bank considers the new Omnibus Law in Indonesia, currently in the process of becoming legislation, to be a...
Why is Indonesia’s Middle and Upper Class Spending Less Money?
Indonesia’s middle and upper class has been spending less money, which has contributed to stagnant growth of Indonesia’s private consumption...
World Bank Coughs Up More Cash For Indonesia’s Infrastructure
World Bank just ponied up more cash for Indonesia?s bold infrastructure push. The funds are meant to improve the nation?s...
World Bank Projects Higher Than Expected Economic Growth in 2017
The economic growth for 2017 remains upbeat as the latest World Bank report projects it at 5.3 percent, higher than...