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Tuesday, January 4, 2011 20:09 pm
Bambang Soesatyo
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Member of the House Budget Agency, Bambang Soesatyo, assess, claim Coordinating Minister Hatta Rajasa about ciamiknya / good as the national economy than pepesan empty.
Because the current purchasing power actually depressed the rate of inflation from January to December 2010, which reached 6.96 percent.
"For the people, the praises or claims regarding Indonesia as one of 18 economic powers pepesan world is empty," said Bambang who is also Vice Chairman of Kadin ( department heads ) to Tribunnews.com in Jakarta, Tuesday (1/4/2011).
According to him, Hatta this statement as a maneuver to escape from responsibility for economic problems faced by people today. "That statement was nothing more than the winds of heaven. Hatta try and lull people build false pride," he said.
As Coordinating Minister for Economy, said Bambang, Hatta should care more about the issue today, not just to gauge the country's economy 15 or 20 years when the office of the minister was not on hand.
"If this happens now price hikes of basic commodities such as rice, cooking oil, and chili, then the problem is related to people's stomachs," he said. "That's the main task of Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs today. So, Hatta must prioritize the handling of price control problem," he said.
Deputy Treasurer General of the Golkar ( Golongan Karya / Functional Group ) Party is urging Hatta to not run away from responsibility.
"Do not invite people dreamily or dreaming because the real problem today is the high price of basic needs of the people," he said as he explained, the power consumption of millions of families have plummeted toward zero.
"Millions of children threatened with malnutrition," he said.
For information, the Central Bureau of Statistics in a press conference here on Monday (1/3/2011), states, the rate of inflation from January to December 2010 amounted to 6.96 percent due to rising inflation dominated the rice.
Inflation in December amounted to 0.92 percent by the consumer price index of 125.17. For the month of December, the contribution of rice to 0.23 percent inflation.
Source: tribunnews.com
Author: Ade Masayanto
Editor: Erland Djumena
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