The research and bank model developed in this paper for the case of Indonesia is motivated by the following: 1. A … recent change in banking regulations in Indonesia, like the statutory reserve requirement and full implementation of Basel II … behaviour in Indonesia; 3. A lack of policy simulation tools that can help with the analysis of banking policy in Indonesia. The …

Indonesia’s economy is getting more integrated with the global economy. Potential impact of global economy shocks to … following large capital inflows poses a serious threat to Indonesia’s economy. Meanwhile, Indonesia’s own domestic concerns … concerns on external sector, Bank Indonesia’s FPAS needs to be equipped with macroeconomic model with a more complete features …

as Bank Indonesia’s Certificates (SBI) and Government’s Bonds (SBN). The main focus of the research is to understand the …

and occurred repeatedly in many countries since the era of modern banking. In the case of Indonesia, bank runs have also … Indonesia. The closure of 16 banks by the government on 1st November 1997 undermined customer confidence in their banks …

period 2001-2007. Although cross-country studies are more robust (Bruton et al., 2010), Indonesia compensates with its …

leading media research said that currently, middle class in Indonesia is the third-largest in the world. There are about 74 … million middle classes in Indonesia, and this number will double by 2020. In the other hand, economic growth also creates a … problem of rising inequality. Inequality in Indonesia is worsened as the Gini index increasing from 0.308 in 1999 to 0,41 in …