Indonesia’s decision to maintain zero tariffs on a wide range of U.S. technology products has been praised by some as a pragmatic step toward accelerating digital transformation. Yet this policy stands in stark contrast to recent U.S. trade measures—most notably, the 19% tariff imposed by the United States under the Trump-era protectionist policies on certain Indonesian goods. In this one-sided arrangement, American technology enters Indonesia freely, while our own exports face growing barriers. To subscribe please click here
