Indonesia is holding subsidised fuel prices flat through the end of 2026. Ministers said on 11 August that they are now working out how to stop the wealthiest households buying subsidised petrol at all, phased in over the coming months. Motorbikes would not be included. Tell us what you make of it.
Respondents largely support removing petrol subsidies rather than restricting them only to wealthy households, arguing subsidies should not apply to anyone. There is also a call for uniform pricing so that everyone pays the same amount, alongside some critical sentiment about class-based policy distinctions in general.
When fuel prices rise, respondents most commonly favor reducing taxes on fuel and improving public transportation options, such as getting trains running to ease pressure on transport systems. A few felt pricing decisions should simply prioritize the well-being of citizens and the country overall, while some expressed no strong preference either way.
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