It has to start with a turn around from a slide down process that has hit Indonesia for more than a year and a half now. A turning point cannot come out from economic measures, especially since all parties in the market are holding a position of 'wait and see'. Problems of political stability, legal protection and safety have to be addressed first, before normal economic activities could resume. The present government, the legislative body, the judiciary and the military have loss most of their credibility. For the present national leadership to have credibility in pushing social, political, and economic reforms, they should, from the start, demonstrate a strong signal of their commitments.
Market is extreme and demanding.
Of course it is impossible for any government to provide all the social and political as well as economic infrastructures that were disintegrating due to the crisis. But, a positive perception is important here. Market perception has to be brought to change to a positive one. There should be a strong signal to be away from old practices of crony capitalism toward a new paradigm of transparency, good governance, law and order, etc. It has to start with a turning around of people expectation toward a better prospect.