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    The document is from an English lesson at STISIP YUPPENTEK, a higher education institution in Tangerang, Indonesia. It provides a list of 41 common Indonesian terms related to economy, government, and politics and instructs the student to translate them to English. The terms include things like additional budget, elected politicians, environmental impact analysis, state revenue budget, national development planning agency, regional supervisory agency, financial audit agency, the minister of cabinet, national debt, capacity building, and decentralized government.

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    Worksheet Istilah Dalam Ilmu Pemerintahan, Politik, & Ekonomi

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    SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU SOSIAL DAN ILMU POLITIK

    STISIP YUPPENTEK
    Jl. PerintisKemerdekaan 1 No. 1 Telp : 021-553918 Fax : 021-5531918 Kota Tangerang
    www.stisip-yuppentek.ac.id

    Program Study Ilmu Pemerintahan Date November 09th , 2020


    Subject English 1 Lecturer Eka Tri Wulandari, S.Pd., M.Pd
    Duration 90 Minutes Name You Don’t Forget Hia
    Semester 1 (One) Class IP (1B)

    There are some common words that often used in economy, government, and
    political. Translate in English.

    1. Additional budget
    2. Position is elected
    3. Elected politicians
    4. Environmental impact analysis
    5. State revenue budget
    6. Changes in the state revenue budget
    7. Indonesian health insurance
    8. Regional development planning agencies
    9. Basic allocation
    10. Regional development planning agencies
    11. National development planning agency
    12. Regional supervisory agency
    13. Financial audit agency
    14. Financial and development supervisory agency
    15. Community empowerment agencies
    16. The minister of cabin
    17. Cabinet Secretary
    18. National debt
    19. Capacity building
    20. Capital increase program
    21. Working capital expenditures
    22. Capital policy
    23. Career development
    24. Capital developments
    25. Acquisition of capital
    26. Capital acquisition tax
    27. Capital goods industry
    28. National defense agencies
    29. Central statistical agency
    30. Head of district level (regent)
    31. District leader (camat)
    32. General allocation funds
    33. Special allocation funds
    34. State policy and institutional assessment
    35. The consumer price index
    36. State procurement assessment report
    37. The highest executive officer
    38. Chief financial officer
    39. Decentralized government
    40. Departmental allocation

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