Barangkali perlu diperhatikan bahwa Vietnam dan Kamboja begitupun Laso mengalami peperangan yang dahsyat selama puluhan tahun.
Menurut berita dikatakan bahwa bom yang dijatuhkan oleh USA di Vietnam adalah sama jumlahnya dengan jumlah bom yang dijatuhkan selama perang dunia kedua. Akibat peperangan sebahagian tanah pertanian di Vietnam belum bisa dipakai karena masih berkontaminasi "agent orange". Sekali pun demikian agaknya pertumbuhan ekonomi di Vietnam berjalan dengan pesat. Indonesia tidak mengalami peperangan sedahsyat di Vietnam, maka seharusnya statusnya sudah mesti lebih tinggi, tetapi apa boleh buat telah ditakdirkan demikian maka tak banyak bisa dikatakan :-) ----- Original Message ----- From: "rahardjo mustadjab" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 2:53 AM Subject: [ppiindia] Mulai dari hampir nol, naiknya kelihatan > > Dari 145 negara yang disurvey iklim usahanya, > Indonesia berada paling bawah bersama Laos, Kamboja > dan Vietnam. Ketiga negara ASEAN itu adalah bekas > negara komunis, jadi pantaslah. > > Sedang 3 negara tetangga sesama ASEAN yaitu Singapura, > Mmalaysia dan Thailand berada pada peringkat paling > atas. Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia dan New Zealand > jangan ditanya lagi. > > Mumpung jadi paling bawah, diatas kertas tidak sulit > untuk naik kelas. Perbaiki keamanan dalam negeri > sekarang juga, selagi aman tangani kekacauan kecil > seperti aksi FPI barusan ini, sebelum jadi besar. > Bereskan ekses otonomi daerah, dulu itu marak karena > pemerintah lembek. Belum terlambat Presiden untuk > koreksi di kabinet sendiri. > > Salam, > RM > > Print October 25, 2004 > (Jakarta Post) > > Indonesia's business climate among the worst in world > > Dadan Wijaksana, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta > > Mr. President, you have a tough job ahead: Indonesia > has been ranked as one of the most difficult places in > the world to do business in, a new report from the > World Bank Group finds. > > During his election campaign, President Susilo Bambang > Yudhoyono has said improving the business climate in > the country tops his list of priorities. > > A better business environment would generate higher > economic growth and eventually reduce unemployment. > > The report, in the form of a book titled Doing > Business in 2005: Removing Obstacles to Growth -- > cosponsored by the World Bank and its private sector > lending arm, the International Finance Corporation > (IFC) -- should help the government decide what needs > to be done. > > Part of a series of annual reports investigating > regulations that enhance or impede business > activities, it ranks Indonesia along with Laos, > Cambodia and Vietnam in the bottom quartile of the 145 > nations surveyed on the ease of doing business. > > Entrepreneurs in those countries found it more > difficult to start, operate, or close a business than > in most other East Asian nations. > > At the other end of the scale, seven economies in the > East Asia-Pacific region ranked in the top quartile of > the 145-nation survey; New Zealand, Australia, > Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan and Malaysia. > > "On average, it takes a business six procedures, 8 > percent of income per capita and 27 days to get > started in high-income OECD countries; in East Asian > countries, the same process takes 9 procedures, 60 > percent of income per capita and 61 days." > > However, "Among the worst performers in time of > business registration were Cambodia (94 days), > Indonesia (151) and Laos (198)," the report says. > > Indonesia has been relying on domestic consumption to > fuel economic growth as investors remain wary of the > country due to the adverse business climate here. > Legal uncertainty, security issues, and the poor > implementation of regional autonomy have added to the > endemic problems of red-tape and corruption -- all > major turn-offs to investors. > > The economy is projected to grow by 4.8 percent and > 5.4 percent this year and the next, respectively, > which would be the fastest rate since the crisis. > However, more foreign investment would make > Indonesia's recovery faster and would soak up > unemployment, easing the burden on the poor who are > being hurt the most by the nation's economic slump. > > IFC country manager German A. Vegarra said Susilo and > his Cabinet were sending out strong signals they were > committed to improving the country. > > "We are optimistic that if he (Susilo) really does > what he says, I think things will be better. > Addressing unemployment is the key and that's what > they have said must be addressed. So far, I like what > I hear. > > "Of course, it will take time. But (what) we expect is > a lot of clear directions for improvement," Vegarra > said in a recent interview. > > Hans Shrader, the program manager for the IFC Business > Enabling Environment service unit, meanwhile, offered > ways to quickly improve the country's business > climate. > > He suggested a one-stop shop mechanism, in which > municipal offices processed all the required > documentation for businesses to attain permits or > licenses. > > "Another aspect is a regulatory impact assessment (of > new laws). > > "Before legislation is introduced to parliament, there > should be an assessment as to what the cost of the > legislation would be on businesses, and what its > impact on the business environment would be," Shrader > said. > > > > > > *************************************************************************** > Berdikusi dg Santun & Elegan, dg Semangat Persahabatan. 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