But while the OECD continues to provide excellent analysis, particularly in terms of structural policies, it is not yet a truly global table. Indeed, there are only two economic tables with a fully global representation: the World Trade Organization (WTO) to deal with trade issues, and the IMF to deal with macroeconomic and financial stability issues.
This float will in part create a break on imprudent overseas borrowing, because in doing so market participants will have to factor in the cost of possible movements of rupiah.