For Indonesia, it is interesting trying to reveal consumer preferences before and after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Inequality has become the pinnacle of a labyrinth. The battle against inequality is a moral imperative that must be won

Whoever the president is, we will face the same challenge, namely how to get out of the middle-income country trap. Therefore, strategies, policies and work programs need to be sustainable.

To become a developed country, Indonesia needs to increase its economic complexity index to at least become the world's top 10 in the next 10 years. A detailed derivative strategy is needed.

Happiness cannot be measured in a single way. Most people are happy in their own ways. People increasingly have their own reasons to be happy.

Development that brings happiness see human beings as assets. The economic aspect is not the only parameter of people's happiness.

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.

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.