Indonesia’s Covid-19 crisis has been up and down along a fluctuating curve reacting to the uncertainty induced by contradictory and sometimes conflicting measures, causing as a consequence more severe struggles among the community
Indonesia has seen the decline to the homegrown economy as a report of the third quarter of 2020 found a possibility of a recession but the Archipelago nation saw improvement in export.
The Covid-19 pandemic and associated containment measures triggered the deepest global recession in eight decades which will require a long recovery while many countries including Indonesia continues the battle to survive.
