Corruption

  Corruption in Indonesia comes in many ways, starting from minor corruption made when the public is able to bribe their way through road trafficking. Massive corruption also happens a lot in Indonesia, one of the example is Akil Mochtar, Chief of justice for Indonesian constitutional court is caught receiving a bribe worth about 3 billion rupiah (USD 22,000) Mochtar is then arrested. This case highlights the fact that corruption happens in one of the most powerful institution of Indonesia (MK, Makham Constitution). MK plays a huge role in Indonesian economy, thus corruption in such institution could create problems or risk towards Indonesian economy.

  A lot of corruption happens on developing economy, which is Indonesia. The red indicate high percentage of corruption while blue indicate low percentage of corruption.

   As you can see the map shows that most of the countries paint in red are developing countries or less developed countries. A lot of people might not correlate corruption with economic growth 

Introduction

Hello viewers,

  The following blog contains information about the economy of Indonesia. The blog information will focus more on the history of Indonesia and how it leads to this current economy difficulty that Indonesian are facing. Currently, There are several problems and issues that Indonesia could not overcome in just a short period of time. One of the major problem that Indonesia have is corruption. There are only a few penalty that corrupter have to face, moreover, they are able to bribe their way out and keep their "haram" (Arabic words often use in Indonesia meaning 'sinful') money.  How ever with all the drawbacks that Indonesian economy has, there are things that is controversially effective which is the death penalty they have on drugs traffickers. The following laws effectively brought the rate of drugs abuser and traffickers down tremendously. Indonesian current government has proven to stick to their laws and stand against foreign pressure where their citizen is facing the laws that needs to be followed in Indonesia.