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Indonesia Pushes Overhaul of State Firms as Key to Growth
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Rini Soemarno, Indonesia's minister for state owned enterprises, in the Widodo administration
04/21/2015
State owned enterprises have about $300 billion in assets in Indonesia, and are an important part of the effort to build infrastructure in Indonesia under the Widodo administration.
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