FOR a country ranked among the world’s 20 largest economies like Indonesia, the low percentage of people with postgraduate education, which stands at only 0.45% of the productive population, is a cause for concern.
This figure is considered very low even when compared to neighbouring countries such as Vietnam and Malaysia, where the ratio reaches 2.43%.
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