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Arianto A. Patunru

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Arianto A. Patunru is a Fellow of The Indonesia Project at the Arndt-Corden Department of Economics, Australian National University.

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Arianto A. Patunru

Industrial policy makes a comeback in East Asia

Leveraging lithium and nickel stocks to boost the EV industry

Indonesia is missing out on income from modern services industries

Indonesia’s protectionism debate needs more than domestic input

Indonesia signed RCEP, what next?

Indonesia’s PPE export ban backfires

COVID-19 unmasks Indonesia’s investment conditions

Indonesia is hungry for a better food policy

An Australia–Indonesia FTA is only for the patient

Testing the limits of Indonesia’s tax amnesty program

Jokowi needs a more realistic tax target

Will Jokowi move beyond protectionism?

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