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Indonesia Discusses Trade Protection and Excess Capacity in Policy Meeting

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry took a position on trade protection, while Minister Budi Santoso emphasized the need for excess capacity assessments. This discussion occurred during a high-level policy meeting regarding excise policy in Surabaya, East Java.

From antaranews.com

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Global surplus goods can drive down prices in destination countries, putting pressure on sectors such as steel, textiles, ceramics, plastics, and electronics. While trade protection measures may give domestic producers more room to compete, their benefits depend on improving productivity. However, domestic manufacturers relying on imported inputs might face higher costs if local prices diverge from international prices.

A high-level policy meeting regarding excise policy is underway in Surabaya, East Java, involving the President, Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry executives, and a Minister, utilizing research from Airlangga University.

From antaranews.com

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  • The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry might see its advocacy position validated by the policy alignment on trade protection.

  • IndonesiaSpeculative

    Indonesia's national economic strategy could shift due to the regulatory action regarding trade protection.

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