Anang Budi Gunawan

PhD Student

Nagoya University

About me

Anang Budi Gunawan is a regional development planner at the Ministry of National Development Planning Republic of Indonesia (BAPPENAS). Currently studying for doctoral program at the Graduate School of International Development, Nagoya University. Interested in Economics particularly in the area of Development Economics, Regional Economics, and Spatial Analysis.

Interests

Development Economics
Regional Development
Spatial Analysis

Education

PhD in International Development, 2020
Nagoya University
M.Econ in Economics, 2014
The University of Queensland
BSc in Economics and Development Studies, 2005
Gadjah Mada University

Experience

Regional Development Planner

Ministry of National Development Planning Republic of Indonesia

Jan 2008 – Present Indonesia

Responsibilities include:

Analysing and modelling of regional development in Indonesia

Data Analyst - Economist

Office of Chief Economist, Bank Mandiri

Jul 2005 – Jan 2008 Indonesia

Responsibilities include:

Analysing and modelling of inflation, interest rate and industries.

Projects

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Recent Publications

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Regional Income Disparities and Convergence Clubs in Indonesia: New District-Level Evidence 2000-2017

The results imply that proper exchange rate management and promotion of industries that cater to expanding domestic demand could be effective policies to boost manufacturing share to GDP again.

Aginta, Harry and Gunawan, Anang Budi and Mendez, Carlos

Regional Income Disparities and Convergence Clubs in Indonesia: New District-Level Evidence 2000-2017

What are the Drivers of Deindustrialization in Indonesia?An Autoregressive Distributed Lag-Bounds Model Approach

The results imply that proper exchange rate management and promotion of industries that cater to expanding domestic demand could be effective policies to boost manufacturing share to GDP again.

Anang Budi Gunawan

What are the Drivers of Deindustrialization in Indonesia?An Autoregressive Distributed Lag-Bounds Model Approach

Regional Income Disparities, Distributional Convergence, and Spatial Effects: Evidence from Indonesia

We conclude arguing that neighbor effects have played a significant role in reducing regional polarization in Indonesia.

Gunawan, Anang Budi and Mendez, Carlos and Santos-Marquez, Felipe

Regional Income Disparities, Distributional Convergence, and Spatial Effects: Evidence from Indonesia