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Summary: I Want To Study Monetary Economics

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I finally found the answer about my goals in my life when I studied monetary economics in University of Indonesia. I still remember clearly when my professor told us that Indonesia’s economy is the engine of people’s welfare and yet Indonesia’s economy is still facing numerous problems that cause deterioration in people’s welfare. Since Indonesia declared its independence, government have not been succeeded to promote suitable economic policy in order to decrease economic inequality and poverty. Low level of financial deepening, inadequate infrastructure, corruption, a complex regulatory environment, and unequal resource distribution among regions have been the main problems that impede economic development in Indonesia.
Although Indonesia’s …show more content…

Although I already have knowledge in economics theory, I realized that economics in theory is different with economics in practical. Thus, to develop my skill and learn about economics, I became a research intern in Institute for Economics and Social Research (LPEM-FEUI). During my service at the Institute for Economics and Social Research, I learned how academicians’ role to improve the economy and assist government to determine a suitable policy. I also learn to help researchers with econometrical and statistical analysis in economics development. Furthermore, I also broadened my knowledge about how government takes a decision for economics policy when I became an Economic Research Intern in Coordinating Ministry for Economic …show more content…

Thus, my interest in learning financial deepening issue has induced me to pursue a master degree in financial economics field. Upon graduating from the Financial Economics programme, I expect myself to become a qualified policy maker in designing the scheme for financial deepening issues. With my comprehensive knowledge on financial and monetary economics, I aim to provide an effective economic model for finance and business sectors. I also aim to contribute my analytic skill to perform quantitative research in determining any future plan for economics policy in Indonesia. I wish that my improved analytic skill, combined with my working experience and broader knowledge in economics policy, will offer distinct and fresh perspetives to the improvement of financial deepening and people’s welfare in the

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