Promoting Exports on a Tight Budget
Monday, September 25, 2000
The past three years have seen Indonesian non-oil and gas exports plunge drastically. Exports in 1999 totaled only US$38.8 billion compared to the 1997 pre-crisis figure of $43.1 billion. Worse, the drop in exports occurred in the U.S. and Japan markets, major importers of Indonesian goods. Exports to Japan, for example, totaled a mere $5.7 billion last year, compared to $7 billion in 1996.
The government is now trying to drive up non-oil and g
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