Resilience as Capital to Face Uncertainty

Global uncertainty can trigger economic recession that can disrupt Indonesia's economic growth targets in 2023. However, Indonesia is considered to have resilience, as reflected in its 2022 performance.

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Webinar participants listened to the presentation by the Chancellor of Atma Jaya Catholic University A. Prasetyantoko, Governor of Lemhanas Andi Widjajanto, and Head of the Ministry of Finance's Fiscal Policy Agency who attended online, Fabrio Kacaribu, who were speakers in a webinar held by Kompas.id at Media Nusantara University, Tangerang, Monday (6/372023).

TANGERANG, KOMPAS — The positive record of the 2022 economy is considered a provision for Indonesia’s performance in 2023, which is still full of uncertainty. Indonesia has a number of important capitals that can help it continue to grow positively in the challenging year ahead.

Head of the Fiscal Policy Agency Febrio Kacaribu explained uncertain global conditions that could trigger economic recession still overshadow efforts to achieve the target of Indonesian economic development in 2023.