The surge in social commerce has significantly altered the market landscape in Indonesia, with a leading platform emerging as a key player. This platform’s strategy of offering products at notably lower prices compared to traditional and online retailers has raised concerns about potential predatory pricing practices aimed at undermining competition. This article explores how these…
In the business world, competition is a common thing. According to the Great Dictionary of Indonesian Language or Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia (“KBBI”), competition involves concerted efforts made by individuals, companies, or countries in diverse domains such as trade, production, armament, and other activities. These efforts encompass the deployment of energy, intellect, or resources to…
Increase in the Number of Motorized Vehicles and the Quality of Tires in Indonesia Motorized vehicles are a mode of transportation that is inseparable from people’s activities, especially in Indonesia with a population of 257.77 million people, as recorded in data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) in 2022. As of last December 31, the…
The decline in the number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia provides new hope for business actors to continue their business, which has been hit by economic difficulties in the last 2 (two) years. However, it is not easy for business actors to carry out business activities as usual in the midst of increasingly…
All countries are starting to struggle to revive their economy so that it remains stable after the Coronavirus Disease (“COVID-19”) pandemic hit around the world. Indonesia is one of the countries seriously affected by the pandemic, and now is planning to create economic stability for business actors ranging from large and medium business actors to…