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Vulnerable families, including households with children, disabled members or those that are led by women, face tougher challenges in bouncing back nearly two years after the pandemic, a survey has found, as the country now seeks to recover from the health crisis.
Charting a proactive path to recovery, a former finance minister, a prominent business representative and a high-ranking policymaker all agree that Indonesia must buttress domestic demand while keeping a lid on prices to emerge stronger from a worldwide crisis.
As a developing economy, Indonesia is prone to spillover effects from exit policies in advanced economies. Several externalities and key factors could significantly affect the government’s efforts to ensure a sustainable economic revival.
