No slowdown in Indonesia’s regulatory zeal

August 19 2016 by Nick Ferguson

In response to slowing economic growth, Indonesia’s government continues to thrash out new regulations aimed at turning things around.

Late last week, president Joko Widodo approved plans to create ...

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