Central Banking Studies - Bank Sentral Republik Indonesia
January 23, 2020
Want welfare? Foster local potentials!
Want welfare? Foster local potentials!
With the assistance of Bank Indonesia Liquidity Credits with low rates and soft terms, state banks were functioned as agents of development. Around 80% of the total loans came from Bank Indonesia’s coffers. Local potentials were developed so that Indonesia’s non-oil and gas exports, as well as other economically productive sectors, could be increased. The problem of supply scarcity, especially that of food and clothing, was thus tackled and more jobs could be generated.
 
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