Deni Friawan
Deni Friawan is a senior researcher at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Indonesia, specializing in economic issues. He has provided critical insights regarding the governance and transparency of Indonesia's newly established investment management agency, 'Datan Tara,' emphasizing the importance of effective oversight to ensure that it can benefit the nation's economy.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan provided insights on the informal sector and self-employment in Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan, a researcher from CSIS Indonesia, highlighted the economic pressures faced by the middle class due to rising prices.
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Taiwan:
Deni Friawan, a researcher at the Jakarta-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies, said Perry's surprise resignation could spook investors.
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Indonesia:
Researcher from the Department of Economics Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Indonesia, Deni Friawan, stated that various recent economic indicators show that the burden of living for the middle class is getting heavier.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan is a researcher at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan is an economist who believes that access to the US market provides security for Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan is an economist who believes that access to the US market provides security for Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Senior Researcher Deni Friawan mentioned that the business sector needs to consider the impact from the import side.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan, a senior researcher at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), commented on the structural issues in Indonesia's capital market.
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Indonesia:
Deni Friawan, a senior researcher at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), argued that the recent situation reflects structural problems in Indonesia's capital market.
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