Indonesia’s growth has “plateaued” at around 5% for decades, raising concerns over its quality and inclusiveness, International Economic Association (IEA) Secretary General Lili Yan Ing said. “The global economy based on nominal GDP has increased from $3.3 trillion in 1970 to $117 trillion in 2025, about 35 times,” Lili said on Tuesday at the 20th Sadli Lecture, hosted by the University of Indonesia’s Social Economic Research Institute (LPEM FEB UI) and the Australian National University in Depok. [....]