The Indonesian Economy Since 1965

The economic crisis of 1965/6 and the gamble taken: the nature of the financial crisis' the mixed performance of production the historical legacy' the gamble on instant price stabilisation and postponed rehabilitation the First Five Year Plan, 1969 to 1974 (Repelita 1) conclusion. Stabilisation and its maintenance: the politics of aid the emergence of the Inter-Governmental Group on Indonesia the quantity of aid new economic management liberalisation of the foreign exchange market foreign aid and the balance of payments foreign aid and the budgets credit and the rise of domestic savings evaluation of the financial management. Rehabilitation and expansion of the endogenous economy: rehabilitation of traditional exports advancing the principal food crops sector industrial rehabilitation mining rehabilitation conclusion. New investment and exogenous growth: the foreign and domestic investment laws trends of foreign investment by country investment by sector and by province job creation by new investment approvals timber estate rehabilitation non-oil mining secondary industry conclusion. The oil sector: pre-1965 developments post-1965 expansion difficulties in controlling Portamina implication of the oil price increases. Disenchantment and partial rectification: the prolonged liquidity crisis in domestic industry stagnant traditional agriculture small-scale versus large-scale disenchantment with foreign investment new foreign investment regulations the special case of Japanese investment corruption the Chinese-pribumi (indigenous Indonesian issue) development of a capital market conclusion. Conclusion: successes and contradictions of the crisis strategy rural livelihoods in Java problems of the Second Five Year Plant (Repelita II)

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