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This study aims to measure and analyze inclusive growth rate in Indonesia by using per capita expenditure data from Indonesian population. Inclusiveness of growth is obeserved from growth incidence curve and pro poor growth approach using poverty equivalent growth rate (pegr) method. it also sees the effect of growth and income redistribution on poverty change using decomposition of poverty through shapley value. this research is divided into periods, i.e. 2012-2014 and 2014-2016 by grouping the territory of indonesia into three areas, i.e. java and bali, sumatra and kalimantan island, and eastern indonesia. the result shows that in 2012-2014, the income growth in indonesia is inclusive, while in 2014-2016 its growth is not inclusive yet. this is due to the effect of economic growth still hampered by the effect of income inequality over the years 2014 to 2016.

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The objective of this research is to examine the relationship between natural resource abundance and economic welfare at the national level of indonesia. four variable of institutional quality, investment level, education level, and industry value added are considered in the study as the moderating variables between economic welfare and natural resources rents. this study found the results is not robust to conclude that the rent generated from natural resources is contribute to the economic welfare in indonesia. nevertheless, this study found there are three moderating variables that can become a support to strengthen the relationship between natural resources and economic welfare, these are institutional quality through improvementin the political stability, strengthening the accountability, stringent the regulations and enforcing the rule of law; primary completion level; and industry value added.

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The objective of this research is to examine the relationship between natural resource abundance and economic welfare at the national level of indonesia. four variable of institutional quality, investment level, education level, and industry value added are considered in the study as the moderating variables between economic welfare and natural resources rents. this study found the results is not robust to conclude that the rent generated from natural resources is contribute to the economic welfare in indonesia. nevertheless, this study found there are three moderating variables that can become a support to strengthen the relationship between natural resources and economic welfare, these are institutional quality through improvementin the political stability, strengthening the accountability, stringent the regulations and enforcing the rule of law; primary completion level; and industry value added.

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Income inequality in indonesia has rapidly enlarged in recent years. this paper aims to examine the causes of highly persistent income inequality in indonesia. in contrast to other previous studies that investigated income inequality focusing only on economic factors, this paper also looks at social and political elements. using ordinary least square (ols) method., i found that democracy has no signifant impact on income inequality. in addition, the study found a significant relationship between government spending and income inequality. in addition, i also found evidence that foreign direct investment (fdi) flows have an impact to improve income inequality in indonesia. there are several relevant policy conclusions that can be drawn from this study.

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The number of social finances and social enterprises are steadily in indonesia. however, there is yet to be a comprehensive research in this context. the objective of this study is to explore and identify the unique challenges of social investment in indonesia. there are three key players in social investment ecosystem in indonesia. social enterprises, which aim to solve social or ecosystem environmental problems, are mostly at their early stage and not investment ready. Meanwhile, many investors, with or without intention to invest for social mission, are not willing to fund early-stage enterprises.

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In 2015 the G20 anti-corruption open data principles were developed, as a first step towards leveraging open data as crucial tool for enabling a culture of transparency and accountability in order to address corruption. the purpose of this study is to assess the extent to which indonesia is meeting its commitments towards fighting corruption by applying and implementing the principles and actions set out in the G20 principles. hence, the G20 , anti-corruption open data principles is used as an analytical framework to guide the analysis. the research findings show that the government of indonesia puts the disclosure of public information at the front and centre of both its open government and anti-corruption agenda, which is consistent with the first of the G20 anti-corruption open data principles. however, the current legal frameworks lack the proactive disclosure and openness components advocated by the open data principles.

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ABSTRAK Indonesia has been promoting universal health coverage (UHC) since 2014 as targeted in the national development plan document. indoneisa has also entered the stage of demographic bonus that could enhance the benefit of social welfare. starting from the idea of demographic bonus and the campaign of accelerating UHC in indonesia., this paper tries to answer question of how demographic dividend affects the promotions of UHC declared by government of Indonesia. the, this paper analysis the effects of demographic bonus based on two specific policies, supply side policy and demand side policy. the results of the analysis might not directly relate to the issue of demographic bonus. however, it could recommend several suggestions which could deal with the opportunity of demographic bonus. this paper is limited as it only based on some simple calculations on meeting the needs and the gaps on UHC