Ganjil 2025/2026

The Selected Topics in Indonesian Economy course examines the Indonesian economy as an open economy susceptible to climate change, pandemics, and socio-political dynamics at both national and global levels. The course fosters discussions on economic growth, regional and sectoral disparities, and inequality among diverse societal groups.

The Economics of Banking delves into the dual role of banks as profit-seeking businesses and financial intermediaries that affect financial stability and economic growth. By incorporating microprudential and macroprudential policies, we gain insight into the specific risks banks pose and face, setting them apart from real sector industries.

Students apply micro and macroeconomics to evaluate the impact of microprudential and macroprudential policies on banking and the economy.

Student's work is presented in the form of a research paper, suitable for presentation at a scientific conference and publication in an academic journal.