@prastow@txtdaritaxpayer also, in general, please stop chasing brownie points with jabodetabek (jawa barat khususnya). i get that there are sectoral egos at stake, but we are all paying the price for it
@prastow@txtdaritaxpayer taman dan tumbuhan kota mulai terbengkalai, even di daerah ring 1
tolong kaji lagi pengadaan bus hanya listrik, berat di opex sementara kebutuhan penambahan armada dan rute sangat material, ada kerugian di opportunity dan real cost disini bagi warga dan jakarta
Purbaya, your hubris will ensure that your legacy is one of arrogance and petulant losing. A sore loser beaten like a dog.
History will remember you as a loudmouth nincompoop boyar, cheering the emperor's new clothes whilst he walks naked.
Indonesian Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa defended his country’s economic track record amid a slump in the rupiah and stocks https://t.co/5hQtjJNSIn
@martianwyrdlord The French are comfortable with contradiction and the English never take an idea completely seriously. The Germans follow an idea to its logical conclusion, wherever that may lead.
Tulisan keren. Jurnal-jurnal hukum, khususnya yg berada di PTKIN, terlibat dalam “mafia” sitasi. Praktik lacur ini memang sukses mengatrol peringkat jurnal secara internasional, tapi secara substansi artikel jurnal2 kita ini kurang menarik komunitas akademik.
The Conditions for Durable Democracy
How does democracy persist in countries that are poor, ethnically heterogenous, & plagued by state weakness? This book questions some conventional views of the conditions needed for democracy to endure.
Open Access: https://t.co/aVrLUkffLd
Super interesting!
"Financial Liberalizations, Booms, and Crashes" by Maximilian Grimm, Moritz Schularick, and Emil Verner.
"Financial liberalization is often seen as a way to deepen credit markets and stimulate economic growth, but it may also fuel credit booms that end in crisis. We construct a new cross-country database of banking regulation policies covering 21 regulatory indicators for 18 advanced economies since World War II. We distinguish liberalizations that directly relax constraints on credit supply from broader financial reforms. Liberalizations that directly affect credit supply lead to substantial expansions in private credit. Credit expansion is concentrated in non-tradable sectors and is not accompanied by higher interest rates or credit spreads in the short run, consistent with an outward shift in credit supply. Real GDP rises over the following 2 to 4 years, but the gains are temporary. On average, GDP returns to trend in the medium run, and there is an increase in the risk of financial crisis and worse downside growth outcomes. Only liberalizations that directly expand credit supply generate these boom-bust dynamics. Based on these estimates, financial liberalization is welfare-improving for coefficients of relative risk aversion below 7.2, a moderately high value."
https://t.co/kT5xHn5riD
High-agency people seem to have this weird immunity to embarrassment.
Getting rejected? Not embarrassing, that’s just data collection.
Looking naive? Not embarrassing, that’s just information asymmetry you’re fixing.
Breaking minor social rules? Not embarrassing, most rules are just Schelling points anyway.
What would be embarrassing to them is not trying. That’s the thing they can’t live with.
warren buffet still goes to the McDonald's every morning to buy mcmuffin with egg and cheese on his own. who are you to judge how and what people do with their time and money?
harus dilihat dari opportunity cost yang dihasilkan; itu semua dinamis tergantung waktu, tempat dan situasi – terlalu menggampangkan itupun sebenarnya tanda anda belum kaya kaya amat
Kalau kamu ngerasa uang lebih berharga daripada waktu, itu artinya kamu masih miskin.
Kalau kamu ngerasa waktu lebih berharga daripada uang, itu artinya kamu udah kaya.
Contoh:
Beli Makan pakai Gofood
Orang miskin melihat itu sbg pemborosan, orang kaya melihat itu sbg penghematan waktu.
Koreksi kalau salah.