Tantangan Indonesia - Indonesia is likely to be developed countries in 2045.
This along with the magnitude of the gross domestic product (GDP).
however there are a number of challenges that must be solved to reach the developed countries.
First, the gap between the realization of economic growth with its potential.
According to Finance Minister Sri Mulyani indrawati, the government seeks to overcome them through structural reforms.
In anataranya by giving the ease of investing and the provision of infrastructure.
In this context recent debates about ‘draft’ NSO data about household consumption expenditure, employment survey and other socio-economic estimates should be looked at which have issues of ‘data quality’.
Lack of data quality is not a new concern.
Deniability of having facilities is highest when respondents perceive more incentives in it especially when benefits of government programs are targeted and reaching them much more than before (e.g.
When state governments were requested to arrange for staff to conduct the fieldwork, there were delays in finalising and releasing results.
Manpower requirements are met by a judicious mix of existing and outsourced staff.
Responding to the challenges in the National Statistical System, the Modi government took up systemic reforms:
Economic Reforms provides a chance for India to become a hub for manufacturing and to play an increasingly important role in the global supply chain.