“…Previous research has examined a lot of issues related to the persistence of inflation in a region or country. Where the results of the study some relate it to economic variables that are variables in measuring the level of persistence of inflation, such as exchange rate shocks (Bems, 2021;Dua, 2021), the way monetary policy is conducted (Bilici, 2020;Granville, 2019;Hakim et al, 2017;City & Lazaretou, 2011;Van Doorslaer &;Vermeiren, 2021), differences in regional layout (Gajewski, 2018), due to exchange rate regimes ( Caporale &;Gil-Alana, 2020;Wu, 2018), goods and services inflation (Boaretto, 2019), oil price shocks (Oloko, 2021 ;Salunkhe &;Patnaik, 2019), agricultural output in GDP (Duran, 2021), increased taxation progressivity (Geronikolaou et al, 2020), agricultural commodity prices (Tule et al, 2020), and unemployment rate (Albulescu &;Tiwari , 2018;Alogoskoufis, 2018;Ashley, 2020). Meanwhile, in this study, researchers will later use the Consumer Price Index (CPI) as a variable to see the level of persistence of inflation that occurs in Indonesia.…”