Soaring Prices of Basic Necessities, Majority of Public Acknowledge Indonesia's Economy is in Poor Condition

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Monavia Ayu Rizaty 26/04/2022 13:40 WIB

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According to a Charta Politika survey conducted in April 2022, 56.4% of respondents stated that Indonesia's economic conditions were poor, a four-point increase compared to February 2022 (52.4%).

Assessment of Indonesia's Current Economic Conditions (April 2022)

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Assessment of Indonesia's Current Economic Conditions (April 2022)

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A Charta Politika survey shows that public assessment of the economic conditions in Indonesia in April 2022 was less favorable compared to February 2022.

In April 2022, 56.4% of respondents said that the Indonesian economy was in poor condition. This figure is up 4 percentage points from February 2022 (52.4%).

Meanwhile, 28.7% of respondents stated that the Indonesian economy was in good condition. This figure dropped by 7.1 percentage points from February 2022 (35.8%).

The survey also found that rising prices of basic necessities are the main issue that needs to be addressed immediately in Indonesia's economy. This was stated by 47.6% of respondents.

Other issues that need immediate attention are poverty (22.1%), unemployment (11.1%), and low public purchasing power (7.5%).

This survey was conducted from April 10-17, 2022, involving 1,220 respondents spread across Indonesia. The sample was selected entirely randomly (probability sampling) using a stratified random sampling method.

(Read More: IMF Predicts Indonesian Inflation to Approach 4% by the End of 2022)

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