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18. Fuel Price Increase (1982)

From the book The Indonesian Development Experience

  • Widjojo Nitisastro
https://doi.org/10.1355/9789814311830-020
© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore
From the book
The Indonesian Development Experience
The Indonesian Development Experience

Chapters in this book (36)

Frontmatter
Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Part I. PLANNING OF INDONESIA’S DEVELOPMENT
1. Economic Analysis and Development Planning (1963)
2. Imprudent Economic and Financial Policies (1966)
3. Restructuring Indonesian Economic Fundamentals with 25 Economic Principles (1966)
4. Contribution of Ideas of the Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia to the Session of the Provisional People’s Consultative Assembly (MPRS) (1966)
5. Comparison between Articles of the Contribution of Ideas of the Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia to the Decision of the Provisional Consultative Assembly No: XXIII/MPRS/1966 (1966)
6. The Essence and Consequences of MPRS Decree No. XXIII, Year 1966, on Economic, Financial and Development Matters (1966)
7. Challenges in Increasing Food Production in Indonesia (1968)
8. The Basic Framework of the Five-Year Development Plan (REPELITA) (1968)
Part II. IMPLEMENTATION OF INDONESIA’S DEVELOPMENT
9. Progress and Challenges of Indonesia’s Development (1990)
10. Some Features of Indonesia’s Economic Development During the Last Twenty-Five Years (1993)
11. Oil and the Indonesian Economy (1985)
12. Making Tough and Painful Decisions (1991)
13. Responding to Various Development Proposals (1997)
Part III. FACING VARIOUS ECONOMIC CRISES
14. The International Monetary Crisis (1971)
15. Food Crisis (1972)
16. PERTAMINA Crisis (1975)
17. Devaluation of the Rupiah (1978)
18. Fuel Price Increase (1982)
19. World’s Oil-based Fuel Prices Dived (1986)
Part IV. SETTLEMENT OF FOREIGN DEBT
20. Old and New Debts (1969)
21. A Once-And-For-All Settlement of Indonesia’s Foreign Debt (1970)
Part V. EQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT
22. Equitable Distribution Programme (1979)
23. Fostering Small Scale Enterprises (1977)
24. Food, Family Nutrition and Intersectoral Cooperation (1978)
25. Reduction of Poverty: The Indonesian Experience (1994)
Part VI. INDONESIA AND THE WORLD
26. In the Mutual Interest of Rich and Poor Nations (1982)
27. Indonesia Chaired the OPEC Conference in Bali at a Time When Iran and Iraq were at War (1980)
28. Fifteen World Economic Phenomena That Stood Out During the Decade of the 1980s (1989)
29. Perception of Interdependence But Lack of Meaningful Action (1984)
30. Advancing Mutual Understanding and Mutual Confidence (1996)
Index
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