Survey of recent developments

Figures & data

FIGURE 1.  Average Growth of Real GDP for Selected Countries in Southeast Asia (% p.a.)

Source: ADB (2011).

TABLE 1a. Components of GDP Growth (2000 prices; % year on year)

^a There were 44 members in Commission II in 2003, so each candidate could get a maximum of 44 votes.

TABLE 1b. Components of GDP Growth (2000 prices; seasonally adjusted; ^a % quarter on quarter, annualised rates)

^aQuarter-on-quarter growth is typically distorted by seasonal factors. The data in this table have been seasonally adjusted so as to remove these distortions.Source: CEIC Asia Database.

TABLE 2. Balance of Payments ($ billion per quarter)

Source:CEIC Asia Database.

TABLE 3. Share of Foreign Direct Investment by Sector, 2005–11 (%)

Source: Bank Indonesia.

FIGURE 2.  Inflation and Its Components (% per annum)

Source: CEIC Asia Database.

FIGURE 3.  Composite Stock Price Index (CSPI) and Exchange Rate

Source: Indonesia Stock Exchange; Pacific Exchange Rate Service.

FIGURE 4a.  International Prices of Selected Mineral and Petroleum Commodities (September 2010 = 100)

Source: Index Mundi,http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/.

FIGURE 4b.  International Prices of Selected Agricultural Commodities (September 2010 = 100)

Source: Index Mundi, http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/.

FIGURE 5.  Monetary Policy and Inflation^a (% p.a.)

Source: CEIC Asia Database.

TABLE 4. Budgets for 2009, 2010 and 2011 (Rp trillion)

^aThe 2011 change is the difference between the revised 2011 budget and the 2010 ‘actual’ figure; the 2012 change is the difference between the proposed 2012 budget and the revised 2011 budget.Source: MOF (2011).

FIGURE 6.  Unemployment and Poverty Rates, 2001–11^a

^aAll Sakernas data are for the August round of the survey except for 2011, which is based on the February round. Source: BPS, Susenas (National Socio-Economic Survey) and Sakernas (National Labour Force Survey), various years.

TABLE 5. Labour Market Conditions

^aThe formal sector includes all wage employees (regular and casual), and self-employed people in the non-agricultural sector who engage family workers. The informal sector covers all family workers, self-employed people who do not engage family workers, and self-employed people working in agriculture who engage family workers.Source: BPS, Sakernas (National Labour Force Survey).

TABLE 6. District Level Minimum Wages in West and Central Java (Rp ‘000)

Source: Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration, unpublished data.