COVID-19 pandemic has changed the life of many people. At present, the entire world including Indonesia has entered a “new normal” transition period. The JAKPAT study aims to find out what things have changed from Indonesians’ habit, their perspective towards the “new normal”, and how they view their lives after this pandemic. For more detailed […]
COVID-19 pandemic has changed in people’s habits and routines in Indonesia and throughout the world. The change affected a lot of aspects including consumption and media accessibility. JAKPAT conducted a tracking survey to 1000+ respondents in several regions in Indonesia about their anxiety towards COVID 19, as well as their daily and habit consumption. […]
The current pandemic situation causes difficulties in the world’s economy including Indonesia. Citizens are forced to stay at home and it leads to certain bankruptcy in several sectors. According to Director-General of the Ministry of Manpower of Training dan Productivity Development: Satrio Lelono, approximately 2,9 million Indonesians have been fired and laid off due to […]
April 21st is Kartini’s Day also known as Women’s Emancipation Day where we commemorate RadenAjengKartini, the hero of Indonesian women’s empowerment. In this modern era, the struggle of R.A. Kartini is often associated with gender equality. Gender refers to standards of concepts, values, norms, stereotypes that are actually formed by society itself. As in the […]
Millennials are known to allocate their savings in traveling, shopping, and lifestyle, instead of the pension fund. This has been stated by the principal of the national economy, Sri Mulyani, in Seminar Nasional Asosiasi Dana Pensiun Indonesia in 2018. By conducting this research, JAKPAT attempts to see how’s millennials’ perspective toward retirement as well as […]
In 2019 cashless payment services are increasingly popular in Indonesia, a variety of businesses and services across the cities offering Indonesians a payment alternative. According to Bank Indonesia, the e-wallet operator company consists of 22 financial technology (fin-tech) companies, 11 banks, and 5 telecommunication companies. The e-wallet operator is competing to expand its market share […]
Indonesia’s online industry is getting bigger in 2019. A lot of e-commerces are competing in providing sales such as free shipping, flash sale, and many more. Some of them even hold it frequently. Thus, JAKPAT tried to capture the online shoppers’ or consumers’ insight about online shopping platforms along the 2nd semester of 2019, which […]
Millennials (Generation Y) are defined as the demographic group between 1981 and 1999¹. According to Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS), Millennials are projected to be the generation that dominates Indonesia’s demographic structure. Over the next years, Millennials will enter their peak earning and spending years. Their earning potential is likely to be a strong driver for […]
Hari Belanja Nasional or popularly named as HARBOLNAS is highly awaited by consumers every December 12th. E-commerces, marketplaces and online shops in Indonesia are competing to offer the biggest sale for consumers. It has been the 7th HARBOLNAS since 2012, and we are interested in hold a survey towards this trend. In this survey, JAKPAT […]
Eid al-Adha is one of the Muslim holidays that is annually celebrated.This day suggested people with a good financial condition to participate in Qurban (animal sacrifice), as it’s Allah’s command to Prophet Ibrahim. The meat from Qurban will be distributed to the ones who need it. The distribution involves many parties; official distributor institutions, people […]