1986, BA in Economics, University of Indonesia; 1990, MSc in Policy Economics and 1992, PhD in Economics, University of Illinois. 1990-92, Teaching Assistant, University of Illinois; 1994 -95 Expert, Overseas Training Office, Economic Planning Agency; 1996-98, Program Director, Master Program on Planning and Public Policy, University of Indonesia; 1998-2001, Director, Institute for Economic and Social Research, University of Indonesia; 1998-2002, Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Indonesia; 2001-02, Visiting Professor, Andrew Young School of Public Policy, Georgia State University; 2002-04, Executive Director, IMF, for Brunei, , Cambodia, Fiji, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Singapore, Thailand, Tonga and Vietnam; 2004-05, Minister of State for National Development Planning; Chairperson, National Development Planning Agency. Since 2005, current position. 1992-2002, Research Associate, LPEM-FEUI, Indonesia; 1999-2000, Secretary, National Economic Council; Advisor to President; 1999-2002, Member, Board of Commissioners for PT Astra International and Unilever Indonesia. Author of several articles and books on economics and financial issues.

Últimos Artículos

Geografías en profundidad

Why Asia's future is female

Asia is a powerhouse of growth in the global economy. From the 1980s onwards, economic development across the region has lifted millions out of poverty and doubled Asia's share of the wor...

10 sep 2018

Noruega ya es el primer país del mundo donde más de la mitad de los coches vendidos son eléctricos o híbridos

Noruega sigue adelante con su agresivo plan para convertirse en la primera nación del mundo en alcanzar las cero emisiones. Tienen claro que la clave de esto son los coches y parece que v...

05 ene 2018

Crecimiento Económico

Ending poverty means closing the gaps between women and men – here's how to do it

For the first time in history, the number of people living in extreme poverty has fallen below 10%. The world has never been as ambitious about development as it is today. After adopting ...

24 may 2016

Crecimiento Económico

Why we need smarter leadership to protect the poor

There is enough trouble out there to keep any policymaker up at night. Recent volatility has roiled Chinese and global stock markets, commodity prices have slumped, and security concerns ...

29 feb 2016

Crecimiento Económico

Is leadership the key to tackling inequality?

Inequality is a problem all countries face, whether they are poor, rich, or in-between. Some inequality can be a temporary byproduct of economic growth when not everyone is moving at the ...

05 feb 2016