Indonesia’s Economic Resilience
Indonesia is entering 2023 with relatively full self-confidence, in spite of the recession and uncertainty haunting the global economy. This optimism is based on the economic resilience and performance in 2022.
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Hundreds of job seekers at the Indonesia Career Expo which took place at the Smesco Building, Jakarta, Friday (27/1/2023). The job fair which lasted for two days was attended by dozens of companies and is free for the public.
Speakers at a discussion on the occasion of the 6th anniversary of kompas.id showed optimism on the campus of Multimedia Nusantara University, Tangerang, Banten, on Monday (6/3/2023).
Domestic consumption and export growth played an important role. The impressive 2022 performance was linked to the commodity price hikes and the strategic mining material downstream processing policy launched by President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo as well as the role of the State Budget as a shock absorber.