COVID-19 punishes Indonesian commodity exporters
COVID-19 may punishes commodity exporter a bit more severe than other economies. As a country dependent on commodity for its employment and tax revenue, Indonesia needs to be …
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Krisna Gupta
Tenaga Ahli Madya
Dewan Ekonomi Nasional
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Politeknik APP Jakarta
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Center for Indonesian Policy Studies
Nama saya Krisna, sering dipanggil juga Imed. Saya adalah Tenaga Ahli Madya di Dewan Ekonomi Nasional. Riset saya tentang dampak kebijakan perdagangan dan investasi terhadap pertumbuhan sektor manufaktur di Indonesia. Saya menggunakan metode persamaan linear struktural seperti GTAP, tapi juga menggunakan berbagai teknik ekonometrika seperti gravity models.
Saya saat ini mengajar Program Sarjana Ilmu Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia. Saya juga adalah mitra senior di Center for Indonesian Policy Studies. Saya cukup aktif berkontribusi menulis di media massa seperti Kompas, Jakarta Post, dan East Asia Forum.
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Indonesia's PPE export ban backfires
During the pandemic, most countries in the world reacted with export ban to secure availability of important product such Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). We analyze why …
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COVID-19 dan Anjloknya Indeks PMI Indonesia
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Book Review of "World Trade Evolution: Growth, Productivity and Employment ‐ edited by Lili Yan Ing and Miaojie Yu (eds)"
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The Importance of Financial Liberalisation to Economic Growth: The Case of Indonesia
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Application of Infrastructure Development Problem (Long Chu Style) to Indonesia’s Toll Road
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will IA-CEPA be the boost to the Australia-Indonesia relationship leaders are banking on
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Jakpos
Complicated regulations have been one of the most persistent problem in Indonesian business climate. In this piece, I examine why relying on Omnibus Laws may not solve the rooted, …
How Trump’s steel and aluminium tariff shapes future world trade
A proceeding with my colleagues, Bayu Sutjiatmo and Sani Kurniawan from [Politeknik APP Jakarta](https://poltekapp.ac.id)