Jokowi Effect

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Former Governor of Jakarta, Joko Widodo.

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The Jokowi Effect (Indonesian: Efek Jokowi) is a term coined to describe the influence of media popularity of Governor of Jakarta Joko Widodo (or Jokowi) on Indonesian politics and the Indonesian economy. When Jokowi was declared as a presidential candidate in the 2014 Indonesian presidential election it is believed that the popularity of the Indonesian Democratic Party – Struggle was boosted to 30% in the 2014 Indonesian legislative election.^[1] Meanwhile, in the capital market, the effect is said to have stimulated the Indonesian stock market and Rupiah, because Jokowi was regarded as having a clean track record.^[2]

See also[]

• 2019GantiPresiden
• Jacindamania
• Trudeaumania

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• The ‘Jokowi Effect’ Could Be the Most Important Thing in Indonesia’s Elections
• The key to understanding Indonesia’s upcoming elections? The Jokowi Effect
• "Jokowi Effect" Hanya Ilusi
• "Indonesia Rupiah Sinks to 16-Year Low"