The maintenance of Jabodebek LRT is burdening KAI’s finances. The cash flow is expected to be unbalanced due to unforeseen expenses.

Electric vehicle incentives fail in making people want to buy them. Tycoons take advantage of this policy.

The government’s promised one-price cooking oil subsidy has not been paid, thanks to late verification and differences in opinion.

Subsidies and incentives for electric vehicles are at risk of being targeted by rent seekers. Officials and tycoons are involved in the deliberations.

The government would only provide subsidies for electric motorcycles, while electric cars would only get tax discounts. A bid to cut down on fuel oil subsidies.

Subsidies for purchases of electric vehicles are vulnerable to conflicts of interest. Operators of public transportation must receive assistance.

The government is divided on the electric vehicles subsidy program soon to be launched.

The government begins to channel direct cash aid and wage subsidy to low-income groups affected by inflation due to the increase in fuel prices. There are still some who qualify but are not yet included in these aid programs.

The rise in food and fuel prices is out of control. The Russia-Ukraine war triggers the inflation.

Our condition will be tough. After surviving the first semester of 2022 with good performance, Indonesia’s economy must anticipate inflationary shocks, interest rate hikes, and slowdowns. However, this is not the end of the world.

The soaring prices of energy and food trigger inflation spikes across the globe. While other nations raise their interest rates, Indonesia opts to increase its subsidy budget.