Benchmark for Successful Development
One of the obvious things, therefore, is that the solutions
the answer to our problems can not always be diso-
dor it in the economic framework only.
According to Eugene Staley, a successful development benchmark
in developing countries, such as Indonesia, are:
Higher and more equitable production and income levels.
Progress in self-governing, self-
tap, and at the same time responsive to needs and
the will of the people.
The growth of democratic social relations, including freedom
expanding, opportunities for development
self, and respect for the individual personality.
Not easily exposed to communism and other totalitarianism,
for the reasons mentioned above.
With this basic assessment as the background, then the
the leader of the kiwari government began to discuss the human side
development. Approaches to the problem of membrane-
the only realm from an economic standpoint seems to be
too ignorant of its effect on society, aspirations,
taste and values. And, more attention to aspects
human and social development is based on basic norms
which has been outlined as the nation's goal: to create justice
social for the entire nation of Indonesia
