EDUCATION PROBLEM IN INDONESIA Alfarian David Undana‚ Kupang ABSTRACT This paper aims to provide a snapshot of the quality of education in Indonesia which is in poor situation compared to some foreign countries. The causes that lead to low quality of education in Indonesia like problem on effectiveness‚ efficiency and standardization of teaching. Some of the solutions are provided in order to resolve this issue with the hope that the quality of education in Indonesia could be better in the future
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Policy Forum Globalization and Culture C ritics of globalization contend that‚ even if increased trade promotes material prosperity‚ it comes with a high spiritual and cultural cost‚ running roughshod over the world’s distinctive cultures and threatening to turn the globe into one big‚ tawdry strip mall. George Mason University economist and Cato adjunct scholar Tyler Cowen has for years been one of the most insightful and incisive debunkers of that view. At a recent Cato Book Forum‚ Cowen
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ARTICLE IN PRESS Technology in Society XX (2003) XXX–XXX www.elsevier.com/locate/techsoc International technology transfer and distribution of technology capabilities: the case of railway development in Indonesia Kartiko Putranto ∗‚ Don Stewart‚ Graham Moore International Technologies Centre (IDTC)‚ Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering‚ The University of Melbourne‚ Parkville‚ Victoria 3010‚ Australia Abstract Technology capabilities include various abilities from project
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Development Experience of Indonesia DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE FACULTY OF BUSINESS STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF DHAKA Course Name: Finance and Development Course Code: F-402 Prepared For: Dr. M. Masud Rahman Professor & Chairman Ms. Shakila Halim Lecturer Department of Finance University of Dhaka Prepared By: Group No. 10 | Name | ID No. | Mohammad Junaid Shawon | 16-017 | Md. Zahidul Islam | 16-051 | Md. Rashed Karim | 16-125 | Rashid Muntasir | 16-165 | Md. Zahirul
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satellite pay TV service operator formed in Malaysia in 1996. In mid 2006‚ through a joint venture with a local entity PT Direct Vision‚ Astro commenced its operation in Indonesia‚ with its initial offering of 48 channels. In this relatively untapped market‚ Astro seeks to gain a foothold in the industry. To date Astro Indonesia has garnered 216‚000 subscribers‚ dominating 21% of the market. The Indonesian pay TV industry is a flourishing with revenues of USD9.8 million. The market remains untapped
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Summary: (Taken From Harvard’s site) Although Wal-Mart‚ the world’s largest company by revenue‚ was into its 9th year of operations in China‚ its stores were still losing money. It had created a miracle in the U.S. retail industry by revolutionizing the sector’s business model and successfully implementing its model through innovative practices that enabled it to sell national brands at "Every Day Low Prices". The challenge Wal-Mart faced was whether it could transport its successful model to win
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Airlines In Indonesia Group Member: VOUSEMER Sandy WANG Liao Xue Qiujing Table of Contents I. General introduction of low cost carrier 3 1. Definition 3 2. History of low cost carrier 3 3. Business Model 4 a. Reducing operation cost 5 b. Simplifying in-flight services 6 4. Trends in the industry 6 a. Differentiation 6 b. Long distant low cost carrier 7 5. Criticism 7 II. Why is Indonesia such an important market? 8 III. Low Cost Airlines That Fly To and/or In Indonesia 8 1. From
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Indonesia: The Troubled Giant Question 1: What political factors explain Indonesia’s poor economic performance? What economic factors? Are these two related? The impeachment of the Indonesian dictator Suharto is widely considered one of the most exciting political happenings of recent years. Indonesia is the world’s fourth biggest country‚ with a population of 202 million people; Suharto had ruled the country with an iron fist for about 32 years. The fact that his absolute
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present in Indonesia 3. Evidence of the “Dutch disease” 4. Institutions in Indonesia 5. Resource curse in Indonesia? And the risk of becoming an Authoritarian state. 6. Different types of contracts and Recommendation of a suitable contract for the firm. 1. Background * 2.1. Indonesia in brief Modern day Republic of Indonesia was formerly a Dutch colony since the 17th century. Indonesia was briefly occupied by Japan during the World War II. Although Indonesia declared
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Bill Shaw‚ a philosopher‚ wrote the paper “Affirmative Action: An Ethical Evaluation”. In this paper he presents four objections people have to why affirmative action is wrong and then gives reasons as to why these objections are not valid. In this paper‚ I will first discuss what affirmative action is‚ then Shaw’s point argument against “the objection of unfair burden on present generation of white workers” (Shaw 766). Following this‚ I will articulate an objection to Shaw’s argument‚ regarding
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