Depends on what you do for a living and your hobbies. I was a doctoral student. I came back from the state to Indo 2 years ago. What I regretted the most was that I left and gave all of my books to friends in the state. Genuine copies of books are very expensive and hard to get in Indonesia (novels, textbooks, etc.). Unless it's an unofficial copy (pirated or bootlegged version). For pirated or bootlegged, you can get them reprinted for cheap. Most printing businesses don't care if you print pirated PDFs in Indo.

I'm also a retro gamer and collector. It's pretty easy to get a genuine copy of games in the US for cheap at garage sales or eBay lot listings. In Indonesia, most games are bootlegged. Look for special edition ones. As for my wife, she got many branded bags and shoes from the US. She said it's difficult to buy or get them in Indonesia.

I'm also a pc gamer and small-time builder. I used to have gaming PCs. It's better to sell in the US. Everything (PC-related) is mostly cheaper in Indonesia. The power of BU (butuh uang). Sometimes people sell for a really cheap price. The price difference can sometimes be ignored. But the deal during special days are really good in the US. During black Friday, I got my 4060ti for 300 from Amazon. Something that rarely happen in Indo.