A critical discussion is emerging in Indonesia regarding economic policy and its prioritization of foreign investment. Current government policies appear to heavily favor foreign investors who bring physical capital into the country. This has sparked debate about the level of support given to local Indonesian entrepreneurs and businesses. Concerns are rising that the focus on foreign investment may overshadow the needs and potential of domestic economic actors. The situation prompts a re-evaluation of economic strategies to ensure a balanced approach that fosters both foreign and local enterprise. This reflection aims to determine the extent to which Indonesia is prioritizing its own business community. The discussion centers on achieving sustainable and inclusive economic growth.