The outlook for the world economy in 2023 is not as bad as many people think. Coupled with China's economy, which has begun to relax, a world economic recession can even be avoided.

The Fed’s monetary tightening has and will continue to have a detrimental effect on developing economies. This policy has created global economic vulnerability.

In the midst of the threat of a global recession and the difficult lives of ordinary people, Muhammadiyah provides a good example to act in relation to what we can devote to the advancement of Indonesia.

Hopefully, the country’s third-quarter growth of 5.72 percent will have a positive impact on employment. Whatever the problems affecting the fate of the workforce must be observed and anticipated well.

The threat of a global economic slowdown and recession has slowly but surely started to affect Indonesia. One indication of this is a fall in exports.

The global economy is continuing to slow while one-third of the world's economy is expected to experience negative growth. But Indonesia is projected to continue to enjoy economic growth of 5 percent next year.

The government must give priority to “what must be done” and not to “what it wants to do.” The situation may put us in a quandary, but we must not go wrong in policymaking.

Although Indonesia is expected to be able to survive the imminent global recession, its economic growth will continue to slow next year. Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has reminded his ministers to be careful in determining polici