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1. Is There a Friendship Linkage Between Shanghai Versus Indoensia Stock Market?

Author

Christianto, Joseph Ivanda and Muharam, Harjum

Subjects
STOCK exchanges, DISRUPTIVE innovations, DOW Jones industrial average, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, INTERNATIONAL economic relations
Abstract

The global economy nowdays color with the shifts from conventional towards disruptive phenomena. This might also affected to the stock markets situation. Based on the empirical observation, the behavior of Indonesia's stock market is vary from the US stock market as indicated in Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) movement. Mostly investor in Indonesia is likely more rely on Dow Jones rather than to Shanghai composite index (SSEC). In fact the balance of payment of US may no longer favourable to be used as a reference for Indonesia. This due to the macro economic anatomy of US perhaps shifting to different direction compare to the characterisitics of Indonesian macro economy. Eventually the china economy's characteristics might more closer to Indonesia. Those hypothesis need to be proved in this study. The econometrics model of Vector Autoregressive was assigned to analyze the data in this study. The time series data of monthly from January 2010- July 2018 were collected from the competence websites of stock market for China and Indonesia. The stock market in the respective country (Indonesia and/ or China) was determined by inflation, country production index, interest rate and world oil price. Moreover causality test has been done between Shanghai and Indonesia stock market. The result of the research showed that the Shanghai Composite Index and the Indonesia composite stock price index have a two-way relationship (causality). China's inflation, China's IPI and OIL as exogenous variables prove that they have influence upon the Shanghai Composite Index. Furthermore, Indonesia's IPI and OIL also prove that they have influence on the Indonesia composite stock price index. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

2. Abstracts of Journal Articles.

Subjects
ECONOMIC conditions in Asia, ECONOMIC development, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, ECONOMIC conditions in China
Abstract

The article presents abstracts related the Asian economy including "Aggregate shocks decomposition for eight East Asian countries," by Grace Lee, "Indonesian economic development: political economy of an effective state," by Richard Grabowski, and "Economic reforms and gender inequality in urban China," by Haoming Liu.

Published
2011
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3. ASIAN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES: CHINA AND INDONESIA COMPARED.

Author

Hofman, Bert, Zhao*, Min, and Ishihara*, Yoichiro

Subjects
BUSINESS planning, ECONOMIC reform, DECENTRALIZATION in government, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, ECONOMIC conditions in China, 2000-
Abstract

China's and Indonesia's development strategies have been compared with others, but rarely with each other. Radically different political contexts have produced both similar and distinctly different development patterns. Each using formal planning, Indonesia spurred radical reforms to promote growth, whereas China opted for incremental reforms to 'grow out of the Plan', as a political device and to discover what policies and institutions worked. Both strategies produced environments largely conducive to rapid development. Indonesia relied on a few economic technocrats to oversee development; China used decentralisation and party reforms to create a credible environment for non-state investment. Both shared concern for agricultural reform and food security; both opted to open up for trade - China gradually, Indonesia radically. Both did well in growth and poverty reduction following reform. China's growth performance is in a league of its own, especially since Indonesia's Asian crisis setback, but Indonesia had more equitable growth and survived a difficult political transition with, in hindsight, modest costs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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4. Part Three - Indicators for OECD non-member countries.

Subjects
ECONOMIC indicators, ECONOMIC conditions in Brazil, 1985-, ECONOMIC conditions in China, 2000-, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, ECONOMIC conditions in Russia, 1991-
Abstract

Presents charts of economic indicators of non-member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development as of April 2005. Brazil; China; India; Indonesia; Russia.

Published
2005

5. BMI Research: China Retail Report: Business Environment Outlook.

Subjects
BUSINESS forecasting, RETAIL industry, POPULATION & economics, ECONOMIC conditions in China, 2000-, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-
Abstract

The article provides an outlook on the retail trade and industry of China as compared to other countries in Asia Pacific including India and Indonesia. It notes that China is rated second behind Indonesia in the Retail Business Environment Ratings of the Business Monitor International Ltd. It also explains that China scores highly for value of retail and potential for retail sales growth due to its enormous population size and growing affluence.

Published
2010

6. Boom Times Are Back.

Author

Zakaria, Fareed

Subjects
*ECONOMIC development, *STOCKS (Finance), ECONOMIC conditions in China, 2000-, INDIAN economy, 1991-, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, ECONOMIC conditions in Brazil, 1985-
Abstract

The article reports on the economic conditions of China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil. The economies of America, Europe, and Japan are in crises. However, China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil are registering growth with Brazil's Bovespa stock index rising 38% and India's Sensex going up 44%. The rate at which the economies of China and India are expected to grow in 2009 is mentioned.

Published
2009

7. BMI Research: Asia Monitor: South East Asia Monitor Volume 2: Assuring Long-Term Stability.

Subjects
ECONOMIC forecasting, CORRUPTION, BALANCE of trade, INFRASTRUCTURE (Economics), INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, INTERNATIONAL economic relations
Abstract

The article presents the economic outlook in Indonesia that remains strong despite of corruption, balance of trade with China, and underdeveloped infrastructure. It reports that the country's gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 6.5% in the second quarter of 2011 matched with the previous quarter. The forecasted monthly trade balance for Indonesia reaches at 3.332 billion U.S. in June 2011 focuses with its relationship to China.

Published
2011

8. Emerging Economies Need to be Vigilant to Handle Potential Spillovers From China's Slowdown: Lagarde.

Author

Bernad, Melba-Jean

Subjects
INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, ECONOMIC conditions in developing countries, ECONOMIC development, ECONOMIC recovery, PRICES, INTEREST rates
Abstract

The article reports that according to Christine Lagarde, managing director (MD) at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), emerging economies including Indonesia are expected to be affected by slow economic growth of China. Topics discussed include Indonesia to be affected by economic conditions of China as China is its main trading partner, fall in commodity prices and economic recovery of the U.S. which can lead to an increase in interest rates and affect emerging economies.

Published
2015

9. The Limbo of Asian Markets.

Author

BRADSHER, KEITH, Cochrane, Joe, Thirani, Neha, and Fuller, Thomas

Subjects
*EMERGING markets, *ECONOMIC demand, *INTERNATIONAL economic relations, *ECONOMIC development, *TWENTY-first century, ECONOMIC conditions in Asia, INDONESIAN economy, 1997-, INDIAN economy, 1991-, ECONOMIC conditions in China, 2000-
Abstract

The article discusses economic conditions in emerging Asian markets as of February 12, 2014, highlighting considerations of domestic demand. Topics addressed include the impact of international economic problems on the economies of countries such as Indonesia, India, and the Philippines, as well as the significance of China's rate of economic growth for other Asian markets.

Published
2014

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