SERVICES
trade-off ID provides economic and business advisory services, offering valuable insights and advice on strategic trade-offs to shape actionable strategies and policies.
1. Economic advisory:
Comprehensive and in-depth insight into the economic situation, and reliable policy analysis of specific economic issues with their their underlying trade-offs as well as applicable policy recommendations.
2. Business advisory:
Comprehensive and deep insight and advice for companies to make strategic trade-offs that align with the dynamics of the business environment.
- Industry Analysis: Analyze industry characteristics, including products, markets, competitors, and consumers, using Porter’s Five Competitive Forces – threat of new entrants, bargaining power of consumers, bargaining power of suppliers, threat of substitutes, and competitive rivalry in industry – to assess the competitive landscape of the industry.
- Business Strategy: Analyzing and recommending Porter’s Generic Strategies—cost leadership, differentiation, and focus—tailored to specific companies. Leveraging these strategies helps gain a competitive edge and achieve sustainable growth.
- Regulatory Review: Review industrial and trade policies and regulations to identify sector-specific threats and opportunities impacting access to the Indonesian market, including tariffs and non-tariff barriers, and key statistics.
- Business Resilience: Developing a plan to safeguard the company, ensure sustainability, and enhance resilience against disruptions through system monitoring, audit, and review; and technical documentations.
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Takeaway
In its quest of economic growth and development, Indonesia must make several trade-offs. The tension between fuel subsidies and fiscal prudence, the delicate balance of global and domestic monetary policies, the trade-offs of trade liberalization versus protectionism, the balance sought between labor market flexibility and worker protection, and the complex choices between economic activity and environmental preservation are all part of these challenges. Each of these trade-offs presents unique challenges and demands strategically appropriate policy-making to guide Indonesia toward a successful and sustainable future.
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