Foreign Direct Investment as part of economic activity that plays an important role in the life of the nation has encountered obstacles in its implementation practice, especially related to licensing regulations. Licensing bureaucracy which is considered complicated is one of the reasons why (foreign) investors are reluctant to invest in Indonesia. With these problems, the government issued the Job Creation Act as one of the solutions. This study seeks to discuss the application of the Job Creation Act to resolve licensing regulatory issues and their implications for foreign investment. The method used is normative juridical with sources on primary, secondary, and tertiary legal research materials. In this review, it is found that with the implementation of the Job Creation Law, efforts have also been made to reform licensing regulations, as well as their implications for aspects of licensing regulations that facilitate investment in Indonesia.
Astri Astari (2024) studied this question.