Indonesia's State Capitalism Future: Key to SOE Reform
Indonesia is considering a 'superholding' model for its State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), inspired by Singapore's Temasek, to enhance competitiveness and accountability. This initiative aims to redefine state capitalism and boost economic growth.
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