Amber Light for the Government

THE Indonesian economy was highlighted by several strong indicators during the first quarter of 2007. The jump in rice prices at the end of last year had already eroded the public’s purchasing power during the first quarter. This condition was worsened by the termination of the government’s direct financial assistance to poor people. Job opportunities were scarcer than ever.

As a result, the level of consumer confidence in the government pl

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