Dongeng Sejarah Ekonomi Dunia
OK, we're studying the history of economics
and I don't think I need to
write and my stomach is starting to hurt
because I'm already that old, I'm
just telling stories to my friends in the remaining
time I have
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like that. Where does the word economy come from
, friends? Anyone want to know? Anyone
want to try to answer?
Hmm. Has anyone ever heard the term
economics come from? Come on.
You guys are economics students
. Where does the word economy
come from? Yes, of course. At least you guys are like
, CPT, Google
like. Nobody really
knows. Eh, economics comes from the word
oikonomia, which means managing a
household. It was created by
Aristotle, who at that time began to provide
simple knowledge on how we
manage income and expenses and
manage our household.
Well, but long before Aristotle
defined economics, economic activities were
already carried out by humans, namely
bartering, fulfilling needs and so
on in a very
simple scope. From hunting and gathering,
over time it developed, over time it was
no longer possible to barter, there were more people
, more goods, finally
something called money or a medium of
exchange emerged. In my previous lecture,
I said that a medium of exchange is a
communication product due to mutual agreement.
In the end, we both agreed that the paper was
money, right? Well,
that's it. So, when
Aristotle's congregation grew, the economy
continued to grow, my friends.
Islamic economics, other economics until
finally, long story short, in
1775 or
1776,
a scholar named Adam Smith
wrote a book called The World of
Nations which became the basic foundation of
modern economics today.
He said that one of the
important factors in economic turnover is
production, namely labor.
If all individuals always think about
how to make their money better and
their life better, then a
harmonious society will emerge. So
as long as we think like that,
we don't need to think about other people,
we don't need to think about the country,
just think about ourselves. And if
each of us is
truly serious about thinking about
ourselves, then the ideal society
will be created, like that.
That's what Adam Smith thought at
that time. And the country has become a
watchman, a night watchman
, and doesn't need much
policy intervention. Let the invisible hand
work. Have you ever heard the term invincible?
That is what is called the market mechanism,
supply and demand. So there is no
need for intervention, let the market
compete perfectly.
Then a century later,
a man named Carl
Marx appeared, right? It's very common for
new students to enter campus that
if they're not left-wing, it's not okay.
Asked a little, "Wow, Marx said this,"
like that, "I'm a Marxist, I read Das
Kapital, I read the communist manifesto,
okay?" According to them, Karmar is
not a mainstream figure, even though he is that
mainstream. When you're older, oh
yeah like that. Well, Marx ca
n't really be
called an economist. He is a philosopher.
He lives in his name Marsman, yes. Well,
Carl Mars said, "Ah, that's wrong."
Adam Smith's Well of Nation.
Adam Smith's Well of Nation gave birth to
a mode of production called
capitalism. As much money as possible,
as much profit as possible,
as little capital as possible, squeezing out workers
who work up to 18 hours a day.
Labor is not being noticed. Then
das kapital emerged and criticized
capitalism as a result of the well of
nation thinking itself. In fact,
in the well of nation, there is no word
capitalism. Capitalism is a word
made up by Mars. Criticize
such thinking, prioritizing capital,
suppressing workers. Well, it turns out the impact is
that big. BTW, Karl Marx himself was
never a worker, friends.
He lives by
capitalism. Funded by a friend, what's
his name? Anyone
knows? Fred Engles. The rich people. Marx
doesn't want to work, he
just wants to write. Okay then. About what
happens to workers. And it had a huge impact. It had a
huge impact.
finally continued to
develop in that year,
besides Adam Smith, there were many
other figures such as Ricardo, David
Ricardo or several others who
had the same thesis on economics. Well, the
biggest surge, I mean the
biggest change, happened in
1929 to the 1930s. Anyone knows?
Because from a global economic perspective. That's right.
That's right. Because of the economic depression that
occurred in 29. Do you know that you have
seen the film Great GB?
Wow, bro. Oh, I forgot that movie was 2013,
Boss. Do you know the 1920s Hype
? People who are parti-parti drunk
partti drunk like that?
IP. IP, ma'am. What IP? That's so cool. Hi. Oh,
no. Hipi was in the 0s. So in the
1920s, America was really all about the American
Dream. Every morning, evening, and night, there's a
film on Babylonia, if I'm
not mistaken, on Netflix. The point is they
party all the time because they are rich.
In the past, laundry workers had stock, had shares.
Until finally the
great depression happened. That's
another discussion. Because people can no longer
return other people's investments, other people's stocks and
all sorts of things. fall into that economy. That's
where a
very famous theory emerged and became the basis of
today's macroeconomic theory. What is it,
guys? K theory, right, bro? Mmm,
a little
more, eh, semester 4, semester 6,
you know.
This is called the Kenesian Theory, which was
created by John Miner Kanes in
his book The General Theory. Well, he
criticized a lot of
classical economic thinking at that time. He said that
these classical economists messed everything up,
so according to classical economists of
Adam Speed's era and above,
unemployment doesn't exist, Boss.
There are people who don't want to
work because they haven't received a
decent salary and all that. So, in the end,
everyone there, all
classical economists saw that
there were workers who were unemployed because they had not
received offers and were oversupplied. The
right proposal finally made me unemployed. That's
according to classical economic theory
because in the end they will also
work when supply and demand
meet. Well, according to John Mk,
according to Skin, it's not like that, Boss. It's not like that,
this is stupid, this is what he said, like
Timothy 6, right? When he said, "Ah, that Kis
said something stupid," this is what he said. You guys
wake up playing GTA, he said, it increases
your nutritional LC. Well, John Miner
certainly isn't like that, is he? He said
no. He said that there are people who are
unemployed because there are no
job opportunities.
And it turned out to be true. Then
M also
said that classical economic theory says
that supply will always be
defeated by demand. There will be no
goods that will not run out. that's
also wrong. There are times when the item
doesn't sell. But according to
classical economists, the goods will definitely sell sooner
or
later and in 100 years they will definitely
sell. Then K denied it again. Yes, we're gonna die he said
. If we think that far, we
will all die in the end
without ever seeing whether
the goods sold or not. So, he broke the fundamentals of
many classical economic theories and
updated them very well.
One of the most famous is
aggregate demand. He calculated GDP, he
calculated, "Oh, we can't just
look at supply. We also have to
look at aggregate demand,
the fulfillment of employment opportunities. We
have to see, oh, the government needs
intervention. It can't all be
given to the market or all
to the market. For example, if there's a
recession like this, a depression like this,
the government has to step in, it has to
provide incentives, it has to provide direct cash assistance, it has to
create jobs so that people
work, so that there's money circulating.
That's the function of government spending
and it was successful in overcoming the
Great Depression of
1929 which ultimately led to World War
II and everything was successful. Has anyone
heard of
this?
Okay. So, do you have any questions up to this point
? Do you understand what I'm
telling you? Do you understand? If you don't
understand, please ask
even the most trivial questions, bro.
What demand, what supply? It's
okay, safe. So that it's easy, so that you understand
. There's a term that I've tried
to make simple, but
if you don't understand, it's okay,
we'll explain it again
. Because This time here, you won't
get any grades, you won't get any homework, you
won't get any assignments, right? After this is
over, our individual lives will
pass by, right? So, please,
if I don't
continue. Okay, I'll continue.
Until 1970, everyone finally
turned to
Jermainer Kin's general theory, but finally, the world
faced another problem, friends,
called
stagflation. So
in some circumstances, it's impossible for
inflation and
unemployment to go hand in hand, it's
impossible because in
inflation theory, there's a Phillips curve called,
in the short term, the higher the
inflation, the
lower the unemployment rate because there's
more money in circulation.
So, jobs are increasingly
open. And vice versa. Well,
stagflation is a situation where unemployment is high,
inflation is also high. Confused about using
K's theory, you can't use the
Kenesian method, you can't. Finally, there's
another method that
people have known for a long time, but it's not
used, it's called
neoliberalism. J was the initiator of it, Freedman
and Hayek. There's a book called The Road of
Serdom. Well, neoliberalism is even
worse. rather than a classical economist.
He said, "Well, the government
really shouldn't interfere
with the market. The market really has to
be made as easy as that. And even if there are
negative things that arise from
market mechanisms, that is the consequence
of the market working that way. There
will be disparities, but the pie will get
bigger. That's why there has to be a private sector,
that's why the government has to carry out
privatization, just leave it to the private sector.
That's what happened. And it turns out that the
stagnation, whether directly or
indirectly, large or small, is
affected by this and is indeed
finished. Well, people are getting more confused about
who is right, both of them are
solving the problem, you know.
Well, until finally something appeared again that
I had recovered from, eh, long story
short, which briefly touched on
behavioral economics, which proves
that every economic decision does not
occur rationally until
2008 when economists, when the
American economy fell, because of this, have
you ever watched this,
ee The Big Shot? There are some who have ever had a little bit of it
. Well, that's
your only homework. You guys should
watch BigST and if
there are any terms you don't understand,
DM me. From there, you will
love this course and love
this major. Because it's so cool. Are
you serious. And there's Margot
Robbie, there's Brad
Pitt. Brad Pitt. Everyone loves Brad
Pitt. Braditt. Yes There are many,
many big actors, there is Rian
Gosling, Steve Carol. So one of the
best movies I've ever seen. Well,
the fall of the American economy due to
subprime mortgages
due to property credit defaults and so on,
that crash fell. Well,
finally the method used is again the
government spending kinesian that
saved the economy in 2029.
What does it mean? This means that economics,
economics is not a definite theory,
friends. It's analytical in nature, that's all.
Adapting to the context, adapting to
the situation, adapting to the society.
And this complicated complexity,
this big one, it has to be calculated with
absolute precision so there are no mistakes.
That's why talking about economics won't
always be popular. For example, we know that
BLT is a bad policy. In
theory, we understand that this BLT is
bad. But in reality, it is
needed to stimulate people
to consume. Because if
people are not stimulated to
consume, then money will not
circulate. Okay, to be fair, now eating
free lunch or free nutritious food,
whatever it is called, we can't
just see it as lunch
. But the money that isn't used
for lunch ends up turning the
wheels of the economy. That's the concept.
But if that's the theory, but in
reality, it's not implemented
properly and ends up with a program that
is already burdening our state budget, but
it turns out that parents still have to buy
food because the food they were given is
rotten, well, that means it has no
impact on
our economy. Like that. That is the history of
economics and its application
in our daily needs. Do you
know why masks are expensive? during
COVID
because ee because don't go to malls and
other markets, Mas. In the end, whether
or not ee is an investor is
a certainty, whether
or not it is an
investment that has been going on
for several periods or years.
Mask prices. Oh, the price of the mask. Mask mask
time need need. That's right
. Hence the elasticity or
demand and supply curve. The law of
supply is that we will always
shop, we will always sell goods
when the price is high
as much as possible. The law of demand
is that we will buy goods when
we can truly achieve the
optimal price. And when prices
continue to rise and the item has a
substitute,
for example, consumers will switch
to other items. But if
conditions are inelastic like
yesterday's masks because there are no substitutes,
you want to talk about morality as long as you
talk about helping good people blah blah blah blah
still masks are sold for Rp.
80,000, people will buy Rp. 100,000.
Because it is inelastic, because there is no
substitute, there is no substitution.
That's how fair the economy is. It's not that
fair, it's that frank about
economics. When you include a
nojujutsu lecture, one video on
YouTube or 10 posts on Twitter
doesn't make a difference. People still sell
them, people still buy them, and
masks still sell well in those times. How does it
work? The way is to have a
substitute called a homemade cloth mask
. Mask prices are starting to return to
normal because people are hoarding them.
Well, that's how the economy works,
folks. For example, during the
cooking oil shortage a few years ago,
cooking oil sellers were
buying cooking oil for Rp. 20,000. Well,
the government has set a limit, the maximum it
can be sold is IDR 1,000. What does
the seller do?
Hoard. That's how the economy
works, the market mechanism works.
Why am I selling it? I bought it for Rp. 20,000.
That is the important role of the government
in maintaining economic stability. If
the government is not right, not
smart, that's what
happens. It's clear that there's a problem in
our cooking oil market, but we
're selling it for
14,000. Finally what? Finally, more and more
dark transactions are taking place, just
like
cigarettes. Can anyone explain to me the
smoking problem in Indonesia? That's a
problem, bro. Yes How is that?
Who is the official one? If it's
official now, like all that, the
prices are getting more and more
expensive, bro, right? Hey. Well,
now there are alternatives from
farmers who sell semiis and
all sorts of things. Are the farmers
selling it themselves? E no, I mean like without
opening it, meaning directly to
consumers without going through the government. Have you
ever bought that? Once. Still until now
?
But really, you bought it in the end, right?
Because
actually the solution is for you to stop
smoking, not buy cheap ones, not buy
illegal ones, those are
illegal cigarettes. Well that's it. But the fact is that the
reality is like that.
Where will your name be, Gosensor? Later the sound
will be like the sound of helium,
you know. Well that happened. Is Mr.
Husein wrong?
No. No. Yes, you could say that
legally it is wrong to consume
illegal cigarettes. But that's how the market works, right?
While the taste is the
same. In the end, who loses?
The community loses, the cigarette producers
lose. Who benefits? Yes,
this illegal perpetrator. The country also suffers losses due to
policies that are not on target. Well, that's how
complicated it is when we discuss
a country's economy. Therefore, when the
Finance Minister of One Country
makes more populist decisions than
populists, there is a problem
there. People support the higher price of cigarettes
so that more people will
not quit. Did the stop?
No. He was looking for illegal cigarettes. And
there are millions of people like this outside of
Java. That's right. In Sumatra, especially
if you go to Sumatra now, you won't
find cigarettes
made from needles, warehouses, salt, Sampurna.
No, the cigarettes mentioned earlier,
Lukman, Smith and so on. Is
not it?
Yes, in the end people look for
cheaper substitutes instead of adapting to
their needs. And this destroys
the economy from within as well. The person also
doesn't stop smoking. I never
met anyone because cigarette excise tax increased. There
are no people who have stopped smoking.
Because it is always because the
law enforcement in our place in this country that
we love so much is still not
strong enough. So this is what I'm going to teach you guys.
Especially after you graduate or
after becoming a bureaucrat or employee, for example
. The choice of diction is very
important, friends. I said that
law enforcement in our area is still
rotten. Well, that could be a problem. But
when I said that law enforcement was
not strong enough, it was okay, he
didn't make a speech even though it was the same.
This is really random, right? And it
really happened. I often say,
"You're rude if you want to call someone stupid
. Eh, you're stupid." Yes, that's really rude.
But yes, we are facing this problem of
intellectual limitations. Well,
it means the same thing but the person won't be
offended. Well, that's why Indonesia has
regulations like this
. And that's how economics works, the
cigarette problem. Can anyone give an
example of another problem, another case study
? HP, Sir. Why HP? E yesterday's
iPhone 11. Huh? Yesterday,
the PKD policy was put on hold for how long?
In the end, there are many mafias who are
following goods to Indonesia
at a fierce price,
burning above the SRP price.
How much did you buy them for? Are your headphones
16 loko lu
Smith. That's really cool. Did
you buy that too? If I'm honest, I would
definitely buy it, sir.
Oh, wait.
Sorry for the receipt here because I'm
selling and getting a discount.
For your cellphone, you can
buy an iPhone 16 Pro or 16, which will
definitely cost over Rp million. Your cigarettes,
Sid. Good grief.
Okay, that's a good example.
Because of the TKDN, in the end it still
doesn't reduce people's desire to buy the iPhone
16 Pro. And finally what? Finally
people went to Singapore. That's not the case, is
n't it, and the funny thing is that you had an iPhone
16 Pro when it was banned, it's not
illegal. It's funny, isn't it? It is not an
illegal activity. For example, when I went to Singapore,
I was banned from buying an
iPhone. I used it for myself, it was
legal and safe. I registered my email at customs. When I
was finished, how much potential
loss was there? So don't set TKDN at 40%, for example. Wow,
in terms of nomenclature, name, and
title, this is really good
. It has to be local 60% 40% all sorts
in
practice. Yes Taking goods from
China's minance and assembling them here, they say
our goods are sold five times
more expensive.
Because of the temporary TKDN,
we cannot take good items because they are
not
TKDN. And in the end, people choose to
buy good things, where else?
Singapore. So Singapore, Singapore is
rich because of us, there is
another country that is rich because of us.
Cambodia boss. Yes
Seeing a Rolls-Royce circulating in Jakarta is
not an
easy thing. In Cambodia, when you leave the house, you
see that it's our money
. Well, this is because of what?
Because in formulating our police economy, we are
still
populist. Ah, morally, what is it really like
? Ee ee how should I make this
? No, no, no,
not in a technocratic or academic way,
in conducting studies, in
making important decisions that make the
masses happy. The important thing is
to appear pro-people, regardless of which people are being
pro-people. What is important is that if
the student gets the grades they are on the side of, even though
the problems that arise are like those mentioned
above. And both of them, if
narrated on social media, are
good policies. increase cigarette excise
to stop smoking, increase TKTN
for domestic industry. And
the result is this is it.
Yes our economy too later.
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