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Indonesia’s middle class dwindles, poverty persists, presidential office says

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JAKARTA, Oct 4 — Indonesia’s Presidential Staff Office (KSP) has acknowledged a decline in the country’s middle class but assures that this trend has not led to an increase in poverty levels. During a national seminar entitled “Evaluating One Decade of Jokowi’s Administration” KSP Deputy III for Economic Affairs, Edy Priyono, acknowledged the contraction of the middle class but emphasised that they have not fallen into poverty. “If they had, we …
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