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Between industrial take-off and economic democracy : Capitalist development and the automotive industry

Chalmers, Ian - In: Prisma : Indonesian journal of social and … (1989), pp. 97-112

The author demonstrates how the development of the Indonesian automotive industry has been influenced by two often competing and contradictory policy objectives: to deepen the industry's production structure and to include as much as possible small firms in the production process. He finds that...

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The shift to export-oriented industrialisation : Obstancles and opportunities

Thee, Kian Wie - In: Prisma : Indonesian journal of social and … (1989), pp. 82-96

The author explores how the trade and policy regime created by state planners has shaped Indonesia's industrial … Indonesia to continue to move towards a freer, more outward-oriented development strategy if industry is to continue to expand …. Indonesia's industrialisation is compared with industrialisation of some other Asian countries, particularly of India. (DÜI-Sen) …

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Centre-regional aspects of transmigration policy : The case of Riau

Tirtosudarmo, Riwanto - In: Prisma : Indonesian journal of social and … (1989), pp. 50-65

After describing the place and role of the transmigration policy within national development planning in Indonesia, the …

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Economic take-off and regional disparities : Development in the Outer Islands

Gardiner, Peter - In: Prisma : Indonesian journal of social and … (1989), pp. 38-49

After discussing economic take-off in terms of sustainable development, the authors focus on employment creation in the Outer Islands. They describe how three long-term trends have given the employment issue special importance in the regions: an increase in the working-age population; a...

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