Therefore, to continuously follow the performance of all economic sectors in Indonesia is an integral part of the central bank’s duty. Furthermore, the central bank must, from time to time, provide appropriate signals regarding upcoming issues to be aware of, and also contribute to micro-structural efforts to improve real sector conditions.
This is necessary considering that each time the central bank institutes a policy to maintain national economic stability all sectors are affected by that policy, either directly or indirectly. Thus, it would be unwise for the central bank not to take a more sensitive approach to ongoing economic and social developments that may trigger widespread effects on the longterm stability of our economy.