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Economic freedom, in this context, is the freedom to enter the market and compete in the market, and protection of property rights - is the best recipe for fighting poverty and achieving prosperity. We believe a market-based economy can drive growth.
News
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Economic Freedom and Prosperity in Indonesia
INDEKS and FNF Indonesia held another Basic Economic Freedom Training. This time, the event was held in Medan on July 28-30, 2023. 24 selected participants from students, young activists, and business owners learned a lot together with informative speakers. Read the full story here.
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Indonesian President Visited Hanover Fair: Focus on Economy and Energy Transition
Indonesian President Joko Widodo "Jokowi" visited Germany in mid-April. The focus was on his participation at Hanover Fair. His country is this year's guest nation at the fair. Indonesia - a huge archipelago nation little known in Germany, is a G20 member, the world's third largest democracy as well as the largest Muslim-majority country. The president's presence underscored Indonesia's growing importance in the global economy. As Germany supports Indonesia's energy transition within the framework of a partnership ("JETP"), one focus during the visit was the topic of sustainability in the energy sector.
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ASEAN Integration Report 2022
As part of the ASEAN Prosperity Initiative (API) for 2022, FNF and IDEAs are proud to present our ASEAN Integration Report 2022, consisting of a study that tracks and monitors the progress of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) Blueprint 2025 implementation among its member states since 2015.
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Online Seminar on Personal Finance
For many young students there is a lack of basic knowledge about personal finance, especially in terms of personal investment in the future. As a result, we would like to provide students with basic knowledge about personal finance to act as a helpful guide and increase their capacity to budget, invest and plan for the future.
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Thailand Decriminalizes Marijuana
The government has removed cannabis from the list of prohibited narcotics in an effort to help the country's struggling economy. However, the legality around the recreation use of marijuana remains entirely murky.
