The False Promises of Political Parties

It has been over a year since the 1999 general election was held. Therefore, it is important for us to evaluate the success of Indonesia's major political parties in remaining true to their economic policies, and their success in converting their economic programs into public policy (I will discuss the six main parties only).

The focus of this article will be economic reformation in the fields of farming and property. In evaluating economic ref

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