Indonesia has officially experienced a recession since the 1998 Asian financial crisis with economic conditions contracting again in the third quarter of 2020 by -3,49% (yoy), although better than the previous quarter. The government needs to speed up the implementation of stimulus policies, especially to prevent groups of people who have lost their jobs from falling into poverty and save businesses that are on the verge of bankruptcy, while continuing several mitigation measures for the Covid-19 pandemic so that the economy can fully recover from its dismal growth in 2020 . Inflation remains below expectations with no signs of price pressure, indicating prolonged weakness in aggregate demand.