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.

Indonesia has gone through difficult times during the COVID-19 pandemic and faced the threat of an economic recession. The enthusiasm of the residents at the turn of the year is an asset in facing new challenges.

The year 2023 is a big test for this nation whether we are able to learn from history or instead allow ourselves to be slipped up by the “same banana skin”, by the same political irrationality, the division of the nation

In order to support the growth of exports, Indonesia is striving to open market access to partner countries through international trade agreements. Nontraditional markets have great potential.

Valuable lessons from the US more or less indicate that the success of the vaccination program is one of the key factors in the economic recovery of the superpower.

The year 2020 was a very difficult year for human civilization. The Covid-19 pandemic is truly unpredictable and its destructive power is not measurable economically, socially or politically.

"This is an economic recession that we designed ourselves.” This statement was made by Gregory Mankiw of Harvard University in his interview with Michael Klein of Tufts University.

The government is trying to strike a balance between the economy and health aspects so that we can quickly get out of the recession and crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.