Rabiul Misa

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Rabiul Misa is a Junior Analyst at Bank Indonesia, specializing in monetary economics, macroprudential policy, payment systems, and public policy. His analytical op-eds appear in Asia Times, Eurasia Review and Kompas.id. The views expressed here are solely his own and do not represent Bank Indonesia's official position.

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