Boediono Boediono
Biographic Data
| ID | 5053567 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Boediono Boediono |
| GIVEN NAMES | Boediono |
| FAMILY NAME | Boediono |
| SIGNATURE | BOEDIONO B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitas Gadjah Mada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Revisiting the Problem of Development Distribution
Professor Mubyarto’s name is often associated with the concept of the Panfcasila economy.1 But in a narrower scope, a prominent theme can be found in his writings—namely, the problem of unequal dis
Professor Mubyarto, 1938–2005
Managing the Indonesian economy
This paper draws some tentative lessons for the management of Indonesia's economy from recent political-economic history.After a brief review of the economy under the present government, the paper then puts the picture in the longer term perspective of post-independence Indonesia.Some lessons are then drawn.They include the need to maintain awareness of the close connection between economics and politics, constant vigilance about economic stabili…
The International Monetary Fund Support Program in Indonesia
This note, based mainly on the author's experience during the crisis period as part of government teams negotiating with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), discusses how three aspects of the IMF-supported program in Indonesia--conditionality, ownership of the program and implementation capacity--affected implementation of the program under Presidents Soeharto, B.J. Habibie and Abdurrahman Wahid
Education, Demographics, the Labor Market, and Development
Indonesia is about to enter on its second Twenty-Five-Year Plan, during which it hopes to undergo rapid industrialization. This article reviews the country's situation with respect to changes in the education and demographic behavior of its population, and the interaction between them and the labor market and development, particularly in comparison to other countries in East and Southeast Asia. Some opportunities and problems, and possible policy…
Demand for Money in Indonesia, 1975–1984
Additional informationNotes on contributors BoedionoThe views expressed here are the author's own and in no way represent the official views of these institutions. The author wishes to thank Senoadji, Edid Erdiman, Pung Purwadi, and Martje Sitompul for their assistance in data compilation and computation
Survey of Recent Developments
An Economic Survey of D.I. Aceh
An Economic Survey of North Sulawesi∗
∗ This survey is based largely on work done by other scholars in Sulawesi, particularly Dr W. Makaliwe of Hasanuddin University and Drs R. A. Sual of Sam Ratulangi University. Drs Raco and Professor Kandou of Sam Ratulangi University provided additional insights and information, as did Aristides Katoppo of Sinar Harapan. Mrs Hetty Sual-Rumambi was most helpful in organising data collected by her husband before his untimely death in 1971. For the …
Managing the Indonesian economy
This paper draws some tentative lessons for the management of Indonesia's economy from recent political-economic history.After a brief review of the economy under the present government, the paper then puts the picture in the longer term perspective of post-independence Indonesia.Some lessons are then drawn.They include the need to maintain awareness of the close connection between economics and politics, constant vigilance about economic stabili…
The International Monetary Fund Support Program in Indonesia
This note, based mainly on the author's experience during the crisis period as part of government teams negotiating with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), discusses how three aspects of the IMF-supported program in Indonesia--conditionality, ownership of the program and implementation capacity--affected implementation of the program under Presidents Soeharto, B.J. Habibie and Abdurrahman Wahid
Education, Demographics, the Labor Market, and Development
Indonesia is about to enter on its second Twenty-Five-Year Plan, during which it hopes to undergo rapid industrialization. This article reviews the country's situation with respect to changes in the education and demographic behavior of its population, and the interaction between them and the labor market and development, particularly in comparison to other countries in East and Southeast Asia. Some opportunities and problems, and possible policy…
An Economic Survey of D.I. Aceh
An Economic Survey of North Sulawesi∗
∗ This survey is based largely on work done by other scholars in Sulawesi, particularly Dr W. Makaliwe of Hasanuddin University and Drs R. A. Sual of Sam Ratulangi University. Drs Raco and Professor Kandou of Sam Ratulangi University provided additional insights and information, as did Aristides Katoppo of Sinar Harapan. Mrs Hetty Sual-Rumambi was most helpful in organising data collected by her husband before his untimely death in 1971. For the …
An Economic Survey of D.I. Aceh
Survey of Recent Developments
Demand for Money in Indonesia, 1975–1984
Additional informationNotes on contributors BoedionoThe views expressed here are the author's own and in no way represent the official views of these institutions. The author wishes to thank Senoadji, Edid Erdiman, Pung Purwadi, and Martje Sitompul for their assistance in data compilation and computation
Education, Demographics, the Labor Market, and Development
Indonesia is about to enter on its second Twenty-Five-Year Plan, during which it hopes to undergo rapid industrialization. This article reviews the country's situation with respect to changes in the education and demographic behavior of its population, and the interaction between them and the labor market and development, particularly in comparison to other countries in East and Southeast Asia. Some opportunities and problems, and possible policy…
The International Monetary Fund Support Program in Indonesia
This note, based mainly on the author's experience during the crisis period as part of government teams negotiating with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), discusses how three aspects of the IMF-supported program in Indonesia--conditionality, ownership of the program and implementation capacity--affected implementation of the program under Presidents Soeharto, B.J. Habibie and Abdurrahman Wahid
Professor Mubyarto, 1938–2005
Managing the Indonesian economy
This paper draws some tentative lessons for the management of Indonesia's economy from recent political-economic history.After a brief review of the economy under the present government, the paper then puts the picture in the longer term perspective of post-independence Indonesia.Some lessons are then drawn.They include the need to maintain awareness of the close connection between economics and politics, constant vigilance about economic stabili…
Revisiting the Problem of Development Distribution
Professor Mubyarto’s name is often associated with the concept of the Panfcasila economy.1 But in a narrower scope, a prominent theme can be found in his writings—namely, the problem of unequal dis
Economics (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Regional science (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Economic Growth and Fiscal Policies (2 works) · Economic system (2 works)