Endgame with Gita Wirjawan

Ketika masalah muncul ke permukaan, adalah pilihan yang mudah untuk menyalahkan orang lain. Mudah pula untuk menunjuk semua pihak sebagai sumber problema, kecuali duduk diam dan benar-benar becermin ke dalam diri dengan jernih dan jujur.Apa sumber masalahnya? Bagaimana itu bisa terjadi? Apa yang bisa dilakukan agar ke depan lebih baik?Tiga pertanyaan sederhana namun sukar muncul dari mereka yang inkompeten dan/atau licik.Dalam episode ini, Gita Wirjawan duduk bersama Ferry Latuhihin untuk mengupas gejala, akar, hingga solusi tantangan ekonomi nasional. Analisis ekonomi Ferry dan Gita mengajak kita untuk stop berpikir biner—lanjutkan atau stop suatu program; institusi ini benar atau salah; aktor ekonomi ini jahat atau baik. Akan tetapi, mari mulai untuk pahami semuanya dalam konteks.Jangan salahkan institusi moneter karena problemnya ada di fiskal. Program populis silakan dijalankan selama itu mendongkrak produktivitas, bukan pembakaran duit. Jangan musuhi bisnis, karena bisnis yang sejatinya ciptakan lapangan pekerjaan bagi masyarakat.Topik selengkapnya:0:00:00 - Intro0:01:46 - Tertarik filsafat, jadi ‘dukun’0:03:25 - Nyemplung ke dunia ekonomi0:06:57 - Evolusi ekonomi Indonesia0:09:02 - Akar gejolak ekonomi0:13:43 - Inkonsistensi atau inkompetensi?0:17:33 - Peran negara dalam ekonomi0:25:38 - Isu struktural fiskal0:33:25 - Program Populisme0:39:10 - PR besar kita: bangun institusi0:46:52 - Pendidikan juga soal budaya0:51:45 - Kapitalisasi alam tidak bisa dihindarkan0:56:20 - Struktur kekuasaan: Uang di atas politik?1:05:28 - Empat cara kelola talenta bangsa1:12:33 - Mindset terdidik1:17:29 - Ikhtiar menuju perubahan1:22:20 - BBM & Mati Lampu1:26:07 - Skenario terburuk#Endgame #GitaWirjawan #FerryLatuhihin------------------Episode lain yang mungkin Anda sukai:Chatib Basri: Kelas Menengah Digempur Ketidakpastian Jimly Asshiddiqie: Kemunduran Demokrasi Hanya Sementara Purbaya Sadewa: Pendirian dalam Berkebijakan Itu Penting

The world order is changing. The West is no longer the undisputed center of global power. Europe is gradually experiencing a decline in influence. Developing nations are emerging as formidable competitors. Economic elites are increasingly locked in battles with one another. Meanwhile, public awareness is rising in a wave unlike anything seen before.These are the arguments put forward by Alex Krainer, market analyst and founder of Krainer Analytics, in his conversation with Gita Wirjawan. In this episode, Krainer invites us to rethink the long-term trajectory of our world and reflect on what truly matters about our shared humanity in an era of war: preserving our freedom, or becoming servants of the system.Full topics:0:00:00 - Intro0:01:30 - Grew up with history, power, and politics0:05:50- How war intellectually shaped Alex Krainer0:11:40 - "The European Union is going to disintegrate"0:20:26 - Civil war: "The clash is inevitable"0:28:30 - Ukraine-Russia hostility “will never end”?0:34:45 - Neocolonialism: “You’re conquering a country through debt."0:39:35 - Oil price could worsen0:43:55 - Eschatological look of the Middle East conflict0:50:53 - Iran: “This isn’t Trump’s war”0:53:45 - We can’t avoid Thucydides Trap1:00:40 - Oligarchy, “this is by design”1:08:30 - Why we can beat plutocracy#Endgame #GitaWirjawan #AlexKrainer------------------You may also like these episodes:   • We’re Not in World War III Yet, Realist Jo...      • Francis Fukuyama: Is Western Civilization ...      • Myth on Capitalism and Sex Industry - Kimb...  ------------------Special thanks to our “future narrators” channel members:Mariko Yoshihara, Yemotto IBRAHIM, hobi kluyuran, Fajar Prasetyo, Dyah Firgiani, Arie Gunardi, Yayi Trisnawati D, Teddy Chow, Wwertyssnb, Widi Aphrian, Faizal …Mariko Yoshihara, Yemotto IBRAHIM, hobi kluyuran, Fajar Prasetyo, Dyah Firgiani, Arie Gunardi, Yayi Trisnawati D, Teddy Chow, Wwertyssnb, Widi Aphrian, Faizal Tajuli, hndraable, hendro trihatmojo, Muhammad Taufik Evendi, Qun＇an Syukrilah, Charles Andrew Tang, Ariyo Arinsa Putra, Reda Bellarbi, Jaz Simbolon, Muhammad Ismail Mubarak, KATE WOLSKA, rrtrent892, Itje Chodidjah, Geralt Fajar Bukan, Jack Duan, Elmi CK Ong, Lucy March, Anggun Noventina, Irawan Purwono, Krishna Putra, Agnes Pranindita, nazaruddin nasir, 747sgw, Patricia S, Gusko Adnyana, Jerry Budiman, Mawan Darmawan, diah anggraini, Adrian Baskoro, Bambang Haryanto, Ezwan Zakaria, Irene Kurniati, Naufal M, Kianti Darusman, Revolution R, liza dewi, Joanna felicia, Susanto Uno, Taswin Munier, M Firaldi Akbar Zulkarnain, Seno wibowo, Hendry Ahen, Ilham R, Ferdy Reza, Ayu Arman, Haju Ara Podcast, Flores Exotic Tours, Niki S, Anita Amalia, Dewi Risnawati, birgietta katherine, Derry Harnanda, Ridwan Sakidja, Rita Sahara

The web of capitalism operates everywhere, in every transaction, every policy, every "done deal" that never sees the light. In the midst of it all, we are slowly losing something far greater: the meaning of being human.Kimberly Kay Hoang, professor of sociology at the University of Chicago, joins Endgame to uncover what has long remained hidden, from spiderweb capitalism to a sex industry far more complex than we assume, and to the question we rarely dare to ask plainly: what have we already sacrificed in the name of progress?#Endgame #GitaWirjawan #KimberlyHoang---------------Get your copy of Gita Wirjawan’s book, “What It Takes: Southeast Asia”, NOW:https://books.endgame.id/Also available on Amazon:https://sgpp.me/amazon/Leave your review here:www.goodreads.com/book/show/241922036-what-it-takes---------------Related Endgame episodes:     • How AI-Enabled Organized Crimes & Systemic...      • Jiang Xueqin: Our True Wealth Is Our Consc...      • Di Mana Titik Tengah Kekuasaan dan Kebebas...

Get your copy of Gita Wirjawan’s book, “What It Takes: Southeast Asia”, NOW:https://books.endgame.id/Also available on Amazon:https://sgpp.me/amazon/Leave your review here:www.goodreads.com/book/show/241922036-what-it-takes------------------------------------------------------------Is democracy the only path, or simply just a method?Many of us believe that democracy is the only path—if not the best path—to nation-building. Yet, drawing on his expertise in international relations and his experience as an English interpreter for senior Chinese leaders (including Deng Xiaoping), Dr. Zhang Weiwei tells a very different story from his homeland, a story that stands in sharp contrast to the historical experience of Western civilization: China.China's historical experience suggests that the large-scale development of a nation can be achieved while remaining deeply rooted in its own cultural spirit. From his account of how Deng Xiaoping set China on a path of transformation through a process of self-correction, to his critique of political paradigms that divide the world into the binary categories of "democracy" and "autocracy," Zhang invites us to consider the successes of alternative models of political and developmental order.There are parts of the world that have progressed, prospered, and come to terms with their own troubled histories without democracy serving as their vessel.Find out more about The China Academy:https://thechinaacademy.org/‪@thinkersforum4149‬