Economic standing of Indonesia --last, edited at apr4,2016 by grac. Add your own word to explain this presentation, like what I did last time!

1. ECONOMIC STANDING
OF INDONESIAPlanet’s Key World
Generators
Mawar Gracia

3. one of the G-
20 major
world
economies.
a newly
industrialized
country.
in the 2nd place for
the fastest growing
economy country,
even later on India
regained the second
place
INDON
ESIA

4. REAL GDP GROWTH IN SELECTED ASEAN
COUNTRIES
(INDEX, 2008 Q1 = 100)
Indonesia has enjoyed strong and stable
growth.

6. PRODUCTS AND AGRICULTURE
 Agriculture is a key sector which contributed to 14.43 percent of
nation's GDP
 30% of Indonesian land area, and employed around 49 million
Indonesians
 Indonesia ranked 119 out of 125, Good Country Index 2014.
 Basic Human Needs: ranked 86 (2015).

7. PRODUCTS AND AGRICULTURE
oductivity growth in agriculture has been uneven
Selected Crop Output per
Hectare
(Index, 2000 = 1)
Indonesia was the largest producer
of cinnamon (2013)
Indonesia was the largest producer
of cloves (2013)
Indonesia was the largest producer
of coconut (2013)
Indonesia was the second largest
producer of green beans (2013)
Indonesia ranked 3 out of 5, rice
production (2013)
Indonesia ranked 8 out of 10, tobacco
production (2000)
Indonesia was the largest producer
of vanilla (2013)

9. PRODUCTS AND HYDROCARBONS
 Indonesia is currently a net oil importer, which take 9% of the GDP
 Indonesia's fuel production has declined significantly over the years,
owing to ageing oil fields and lack of investment in new equipment
(result).
 Subsidize fuel

10. PRODUCTS AND MINING
 Indonesia is the world's largest tin market. Although mineral
production traditionally centred on bauxite, silver, and tin,
Indonesia is expanding its copper, nickel, gold, and coal output for
export markets.
 As of 2014, Indonesia is the third largest producer with a total
production of 458 Mt and export of 382 Mt.
 At this production rate, the reserves will be used up in 61 years, i.e.
around the year 2075.
 Indonesian Textile Association attracts investment of around until
$13.7 billion.
 automobile sales broke 1 million units with 1.116 million units..

11. Main
export
partners
Japan 13.1%
China 10%
Singapore 9.5%
United States 9.4%
India 7%
South Korea 6%
Malaysia 5.5% (2014 est.)[7]
Imports $185 billion (2012 est.)
Import
goods
machinery and
equipment,chemicals, fuels, foodstuffs
Main
import
partners
China 17.2%
Singapore 14.1%
Japan 9.6%
Malaysia 6.1%
South Korea 6.7%
Thailand 5.5%
United States 4.6% (2014 est.)[8]
EXPORT AND IMPORT
 Export: 26 out of 183 (2014).
 August 2015, Indonesiaexport 123,790 motorcycles. The dominant
manufactures, export 83,641 motorcycles
 This makes Indonesia as a base of exportingcountry of its products.

12. TRANSPORTATION
AND
COMMUNICATION
In 2011, Internet-related activities in
Indonesia have generated 1.6% of the
nation's GDP.
Number of broadband Internet users 2007
ranked 43
Capture Audience Attention

13. TOURISM
Total Travel & Tourism GDP growth forecast to reach
4.3%
(3.1% of total GDP) in 2024.
World Tourism Organization: World Tourism
rankings 2007, ranked 37 out of 200 Countries
International arrival of foreign tourists to Indonesia
ranked 7 in the Asia and the Pacific (2013).

14. BALI, INDONESIA

15. TOGEAN ISLAND, INDONESIA

16. BROMO, EAST JAVA,
INDONESIA

17. BOROBUDUR TEMPLE, JOGJAKARTA,
INDONESIA

18. MIGRANT AND EXPATRIATE WORKERS
Indonesia was among the world's top ten
remittance receiving countries with value
of totaling $7 billion.
Indonesia released 55,010 foreigners
working visas, increased by 2%; while
Number of foreign residents in
Indonesia, rose by 6% to last year

19.  Indonesia still depends on domestic market, and government
budget spending and its ownership of state-owned enterprises

21. INDONESIAN PROBLEM

22. MORE STRUCTURAL CHANGE IS
NEEDED Improving infrastructure

24. EDUCATION SHOULD BE STEPPED UP
 Indonesia’s school grants program (BOS), has helped
provide operational funds to 220,000 primary and junior
secondary schools since its inception ten years ago.

25. DEBT TO INCOME IN AGNES,
MO
 Agnes Mo, is an Indonesian
artists who succeeded and got
the label as “go international-
artist”.
 Rp. 24Billion per year
 What is Included in the Debt to
Income Ratio in Agnes, MO?
The debt-to-income ratio uses
gross income figures, including
pre-tax salary and other regular
income, such as rental income, a
pension or child support. To
determine your monthly income,
divide your annual income by
twelve.

26. REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
Source: Youtube

27. This presentation was created by rmpnjr.
Sources:
 http://www.youtube.com
 http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2015/07/08/indonesi
a-economic-quarterly-july-2015
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_rankings_of_Indones
ia
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesia
 http://pt.slideshare.net/oecdeconomy/oecd-
mainfindingsindonesia2015inclusiveandsustainablegrowth?ne
xt_slideshow=1
 http://mortgageboon.com/Agnes-MO/debttoincome
 http://www.kaskus.co.id/thread/521a2a63bccb179b3a000009/p
enghasilan-agnes-monica-mencapai-rp24-miliar-per-tahun/