New FX Rules 'Good' for Indonesia, Bakrie Says

The video discusses Indonesia's record coal production and its plans to phase out coal by 2040, emphasizing the transition to renewable energy. It highlights government policies to retain export proceeds for domestic investment, aiming for economic growth and infrastructure development. The video also covers Indonesia's strategic international trade relations, its non-aligned stance, and the potential benefits of its BRICS membership.

What is Indonesia's plan regarding coal production by 2040?

• To increase coal production indefinitely

• To phase out coal production

• To maintain current coal production levels

• To export all coal production

What percentage of Indonesia's new electricity installations will come from renewable energy?

• 75%

• 50%

• 60%

• 90%

What is the purpose of Indonesia's policy on keeping foreign exchange earnings within the country?

• To increase foreign investments

• To reduce import dependency

• To stabilize the local currency

• To invest in infrastructure and human resources

What is the expected impact of Indonesia's economic policies on local businesses?

• Immediate and significant growth

• Short-term challenges but long-term benefits

• No impact at all

• Complete reliance on foreign investments

How does Indonesia plan to use its critical minerals strategically?

• By storing them for future use

• By processing them to go up the value chain

• By using them only for domestic consumption

• By exporting them as raw materials

What is Indonesia's stance on international business partnerships?

• Indonesia prefers to work only with China

• Indonesia is open to partnerships with multiple countries

• Indonesia focuses solely on ASEAN countries

• Indonesia avoids partnerships with Western countries

What is the significance of Indonesia's membership in BRICS?

• It limits Indonesia's trade options

• It focuses Indonesia's trade on Europe

• It enhances Indonesia's trade opportunities

• It isolates Indonesia from ASEAN