APBN 2021 Fiscal Policy Overview

The video discusses the APBN 2021, highlighting its role in economic recovery amid global uncertainties. It outlines fiscal policies aimed at reform and development, focusing on health, education, and infrastructure. Financial projections include a targeted deficit, with coordinated efforts between fiscal and monetary policies to ensure economic stability.

What was the main reason for the approval of the APBN 2021?

• To increase government spending

• To reduce taxes

• To address economic conditions amidst the pandemic

• To improve international relations

Which organizations predicted a global economic recovery in 2021?

• United Nations

• World Health Organization

• European Union

• International Monetary Fund and World Bank

What is one of the main roles of APBN 2021?

• To increase military spending

• To support health and protect vulnerable communities

• To privatize public services

• To reduce the national debt

What is the theme of the fiscal policy for APBN 2021?

• Privatization of public sectors

• Reduction of government workforce

• Economic recovery acceleration and reform strengthening

• Tax reduction and increased spending

What is the significance of fiscal consolidation mentioned in the APBN 2021?

• To privatize public sectors

• To increase government spending

• To reduce the workforce

• To maintain macroeconomic stability

Which areas are prioritized in the APBN 2021?

• Military and defense

• Health, education, and technology

• Real estate and construction

• Automobile industry

Which sector is NOT a focus area in the APBN 2021?

• Health

• Education

• Automobile industry

• Tourism

What is the targeted state revenue for 2021 according to APBN?

• 2,000 trillion Rupiah

• 1,743.6 trillion Rupiah

• 2,500 trillion Rupiah

• 1,500 trillion Rupiah

What is the planned deficit percentage of GDP for 2021?

• 3.5%

• 4.2%

• 6.0%

• 5.7%

How does the government plan to manage the fiscal deficit?

• By increasing taxes

• By reducing public services

• By borrowing more from international banks

• By coordinating fiscal, monetary, and structural policies