Indonesia’s GDP in quarter l/2013 compared to quarter l/2012 was posting
growth of 6.02%. Production wise, this growth was supported by all sectors
except the miner and excavation sectors which posted downturn of 0.43%.
Meanwhile the highest growth was attained by the transportation and
communication sector 9.98% followed by the sectors of finance, real estate, and
company services 8.35%, construction 7.19%, electricity, gas and clean water
6.54% trading, hotel and restaurant 6.52%, services 6.48, processing industry 5.84%
and agriculture, livestock farming, forestry and fishery 3.70%. The sector
contributing greatest contribution to national economy in quarter l/2013 was
the processing industry 1.48%.
BPS data obtained on Monday [13/5] had it that Indonesia’s economy which
was measured by size of GDP on the basis of valid price in quarter l/2013 came
to Rp2, 146.4 trillion, whilst GDP based on constant 2000 came to Rp671,
3trillion.
Indonesia’s economic growth in quarter l/2013 compared to quarter
lV/2012 measured by GDP on the basis of constant price increased by 1.41%.
production wise, this growth was especially supported by the sectors of
agriculture, livestock farming, forestry and fishery which grew by 23.06%, the
sectors of transportation and communication 1.57%: and miner and excavation
0.02%.
Growth of the sectors of agriculture, livestock farm, forestry and
fishery was 23.06% signaling the beginning of rice harvesting. Such was
reflected in the steep increase in the subsectors of food plantation 68.60%. The
sectors of finance, real estate, financial service especially with support of
the banking sector grew by 4.82%. Meanwhile growth in the sectors of
transportation and communication was 2.95%.
In the overall structure of Indonesia’s GDP, it was visible that the
prevalent economic sectors were processing industry 23.59%, followed by
agriculture, livestock farming, forestry and fishery 15.04%; trading, hotel and
restaurant 14.11%; minery and excavations 11.44% and services 10.43%; and
construction sector 10.18%. As a whole the 6 sectors’ role had a share of
84.79% in national GDP. The other 3 sectors had shares of less than 10%
respectively. Meanwhile the role of the entire economic sectors minus oil-gas
in GDP in quarter l/2013 was 92.55%.
The sectors of electricity, gas and clean water; construction; hotel and
restaurant; transportation and communication; finance, real estate and
company’s service and other services were posting increase of roles in quarter
l/2003 against quarter l/2012. Meanwhile the roles of agriculture, livestock,
farming, forestry, and fishery; minery and excavation, and processing industry
were posting downturn. (SS)
Business News - May 17,2013
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