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The November 2025 issue of the Journal of Law and Economics features eighteen studies examining legal, social, and economic challenges across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Articles analyze village fund management in Galung Village (Barru Regency), Fore Coffee's service quality for Generation Z consumers in Surabaya, and Presidential Instruction No. 1 of 2025 regarding budget efficiency versus public service delivery. Child protection research addresses exploitation of child beggars in Bandar Lampung, unregistered marriages in Sukaresmi Village influenced by social norms and economic pressures, marriage dispensation for pregnant minors (Case No. 82/PDT.P/2024/PA.PROB), custody disputes following apostasy-related divorces (Case No. 1189/Pdt.G/2023/PA.Tnk), and post-divorce child protection rights (Case No. 3/Pdt.G/2025/PTA.Smd). Digital rights studies evaluate legal safeguards for government criticism on social media under the 2016 ITE Law (Law No. 19/2016) and personal data security violations during East Jakarta regional elections. Religious and financial law analyses cover Indonesia's professional zakat calculation system and bank health ratings' effects on non-performing financing in Islamic banks. Anti-corruption research investigates prosecutor's roles in Family Planning Operational Assistance Fund embezzlement cases in Tanggamus Regency and prudential principles in Buy Now Pay Later schemes through bank-e-commerce partnerships as preventive measures against non-performing loans. Economic policy studies document the U-shaped impact of 12% VAT on Indonesian purchasing power (January-June 2025), barriers for Cambodian informal SMEs entering formal economy, unlawful acts doctrine in e-commerce consumer protection, and normative approaches to establishing efficient and just market regulations in developing countries. These studies call for substantive reforms across legal systems, social policies, and economic strategies throughout the region.
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