This research aims to analyze the impact of fuel price policy changes on the Indonesian economy and society. It uses a qualitative descriptive approach to examine the role of the government in managing fuel prices and the factors contributing to their increase. The study reveals that rising fuel prices significantly affect the economy, particularly inflation and the purchasing power of the population. Key sectors such as transportation and manufacturing are also heavily impacted. The research highlights the importance of fuel price policy in maintaining economic stability and social welfare in Indonesia. It suggests that effective and sustainable policy planning is essential in response to fuel price changes. The government's role in mitigating the negative effects of fuel price increases is crucial, including measures such as subsidies, social protection programs, infrastructure development, and vehicle restrictions. The study also identifies factors contributing to fuel price increases, including global oil prices, international conflicts, and supply-demand imbalances. The research concludes that fuel price changes have significant impacts on various aspects of daily life, including the cost of goods and services, transportation costs, basic food prices, economic growth, and unemployment. The government must take proactive steps to manage these impacts and ensure economic stability. The study recommends that the government maintain control over major oil companies and implement policies to reduce the burden on the population. The findings emphasize the need for effective policy responses to fuel price changes to protect the economy and society.This research aims to analyze the impact of fuel price policy changes on the Indonesian economy and society. It uses a qualitative descriptive approach to examine the role of the government in managing fuel prices and the factors contributing to their increase. The study reveals that rising fuel prices significantly affect the economy, particularly inflation and the purchasing power of the population. Key sectors such as transportation and manufacturing are also heavily impacted. The research highlights the importance of fuel price policy in maintaining economic stability and social welfare in Indonesia. It suggests that effective and sustainable policy planning is essential in response to fuel price changes. The government's role in mitigating the negative effects of fuel price increases is crucial, including measures such as subsidies, social protection programs, infrastructure development, and vehicle restrictions. The study also identifies factors contributing to fuel price increases, including global oil prices, international conflicts, and supply-demand imbalances. The research concludes that fuel price changes have significant impacts on various aspects of daily life, including the cost of goods and services, transportation costs, basic food prices, economic growth, and unemployment. The government must take proactive steps to manage these impacts and ensure economic stability. The study recommends that the government maintain control over major oil companies and implement policies to reduce the burden on the population. The findings emphasize the need for effective policy responses to fuel price changes to protect the economy and society.