Currency devaluation is considered an exogenous policy change engineered by the authorities. Indonesia is the only country in this region to have experienced so many devaluations over a short period of time. It uses devaluation as an economic tool to stabilize the economy. The effects of utilizing such a tool are felt across the entire economy, both in the macroeconomics as well as the microeconomics of the nation.Master of Business Administratio
The big question about Indonesia's currency meltdown is whether it represents a genuine watershed in...
One impact of global crisis, is increasing foreign currency rate of Indonesian IDR. Company with for...
Currency wars are featured by competitive currency devaluations. Countries endeavor to reach the bot...
Currency devaluation is considered an exogenous policy change engineered by the authorities. Indones...
The theory of exchange rate determination clearly links a depreciating currency to a deteriorating t...
This dissertation deals with Indonesian exchange rate policy, focusing the period from 1978 until 19...
The fashionable analysis of financial crisis accentuates on the role of corporate debt composition b...
This paper examines the impact of macro fluctuation on firm’s balance sheet to understand firm’s net...
Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. It has adopted a market-based economy in...
This paper discusses the process, problems and impacts of the financial sector reform in Indonesia, ...
Currency substitution occurs as domestic money (both currency and deposits) is replaced by foreign m...
This collaborative project, which is participated by 8 SEACEN member banks, aimed to examine exchang...
This paper explores the impact of FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) on Currency Devaluation by reviewi...
This paper reviews the inter-linkage between banking stability and monetary policy, with a reference...
(do not quote, suggestion welcome) The fashionable analysis of financial crisis accentuates on the r...
The big question about Indonesia's currency meltdown is whether it represents a genuine watershed in...
One impact of global crisis, is increasing foreign currency rate of Indonesian IDR. Company with for...
Currency wars are featured by competitive currency devaluations. Countries endeavor to reach the bot...
Currency devaluation is considered an exogenous policy change engineered by the authorities. Indones...
The theory of exchange rate determination clearly links a depreciating currency to a deteriorating t...
This dissertation deals with Indonesian exchange rate policy, focusing the period from 1978 until 19...
The fashionable analysis of financial crisis accentuates on the role of corporate debt composition b...
This paper examines the impact of macro fluctuation on firm’s balance sheet to understand firm’s net...
Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. It has adopted a market-based economy in...
This paper discusses the process, problems and impacts of the financial sector reform in Indonesia, ...
Currency substitution occurs as domestic money (both currency and deposits) is replaced by foreign m...
This collaborative project, which is participated by 8 SEACEN member banks, aimed to examine exchang...
This paper explores the impact of FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) on Currency Devaluation by reviewi...
This paper reviews the inter-linkage between banking stability and monetary policy, with a reference...
(do not quote, suggestion welcome) The fashionable analysis of financial crisis accentuates on the r...
The big question about Indonesia's currency meltdown is whether it represents a genuine watershed in...
One impact of global crisis, is increasing foreign currency rate of Indonesian IDR. Company with for...
Currency wars are featured by competitive currency devaluations. Countries endeavor to reach the bot...