Indonesia needs to boost government revenue to win a credit rating upgrade like India, Moody’s Investors Service said. Indonesia has the lowest Moody’s rating among the largest Southeast Asian nations at Baa3 and also lags behind India, which was raised to Baa2 last week. It is also behind its peers on government revenue, which is estimated by the International Monetary Fund at 14 percent of GDP. Indonesia’s economy expanded at a slower pace in the third quarter than economists expected, a disappointing outcome for the government as it struggles to boost growth in Southeast Asia’s largest economy. Moody’s raised the outlook on Indonesia’s rating to positive in February and usually reviews that within 12 to 18 months.