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Small Business Economics (2006) 26: 25–37 Springer 2006 DOI 10.1007/s11187-004-6491-y SME Export Performance Jan ter Wengel in Indonesia After the Crisis Edgard Rodriguez ABSTRACT. Firms in export-oriented sectors with more Indonesia experienced a decline of its GDP by exporters and more foreign investment, or firms with more 13% in 1998 and a large devaluation of its local access/use of credit, tend to export a higher share of their currency that soared from 2,500 rupiah to the output, whether they are small or large. The latter points out that the benefits of size-neutral policies that improve dollar to above 10,000 in the years after the cri- the overall business and foreign investment climate and sis.1 Economic observers expected this sudden secure access to formal credit for all enterprises produce devaluation to bring a large surge in exports 2 benefits for the entire economy. Small firms with higher use so that the economy would quickly bounce back of machinery and higher use of domestic inputs displayed a from the crisis. However, the export sector – higher likelihood to increase the share of their output exported. SMEs show rising productivity with access and dominated by large corporations – has yet to use of appropriate production inputs. Decades of protective lead the country out of the crisis.3