"We've done in the process of submitting a revised investment in Indonesia, it will not take long. Process also identified, in order to ensure equal treatment," said Chatib Basri.

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Chatib Basri

"We've done in the process of submitting a revised investment in Indonesia, it will not take long. Process also identified, in order to ensure equal treatment,"  said Chatib Basri.

Indonesia Economic Freedom ranked the world number 108. Indonesia will improve the rank. Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Chatib Basri explained, it now has made the investment policy more transparent than before.

"Yes, we have to fix. Generally, business efficiency, it should be repaired. We've done it now," he said when met at Chatib Chamber of Commerce event at the JW Marriot, Friday (11/01/2013) night.

According Chatib, it also has online tracking done by making the investments both foreign and domestic are more transparent. So that the public can find and easy to apply the submission process investments. Chatib also considers that the application of both to foreign and domestic investors are the same. In addition, the time for filing the investment is also equated.

"We've done in the process of submitting a revised investment in Indonesia, it will not take long. Process also identified, in order to ensure equal treatment," he said.

For your information, a conservative think tank United States, the Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal, which is published on Thursday (01/10/2013) calls Hong Kong was ranked first in the country's most free economy. Indonesia was ranked 108. Economic freedom is described as freedom of citizens in the country to work, produce, consume, and invest in a way that he maui and freedoms are protected and not prevented the country.

According to reports news.com.au, Friday (11/01/2013), Australia recorded a score of 82.6, a half figure lower than in 2012, due to decreased labor freedom and governance in spite of increased government spending freedom from corruption and business . This figure puts Australia as a country that is considered truly "free" along with four other countries, namely Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand, and Switzerland.

For Hong Kong, ranked first for the 19th consecutive year. Economic freedom index measures 10 criteria: property rights, freedom from corruption, fiscal freedom, government spending, efficiency regulations for business, labor, monetary policy, freedom of the market, trade, investment and finance.

Indonesia, which is ranked 108 and into the category of "mostly unfree", received a score of 56.9, up half the number of last year. Australia was ranked best in terms of financial freedom (1), the right to property (2), and freedom from corruption (8). Australia was ranked worst fiscal freedom (148), government spending (102), and trade (38).

Index of Economic Freedom 2013: 1. Hong Kong 2. Singapore 3. Australia 4. New Zealand 5. Switzerland 6. Canada 7. Chile 8. Mauritius 9. Denmark 10. United States 56. Malaysia 61. Thailand 97. Philippines 108. Indonesia 119. India 136. China.