2013, Indonesia Order Top 21 Growth

2013, Indonesia Order Top 21 Growth
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Indonesia is projected to be in the order of 21 in the ranks of the 29 countries with the highest economic growth in 2013 and 2014 in the Semi-Annual Report of the World Bank's Global Economic Prospects. Most countries on the list are classified as frontier markets (emerging) that have very low GDP.
Of the 29 countries, 16 are located in Africa, 7 located in Southeast Asia, 3 located in Central Asia, 2 in Latin America and the Middle East. 9 countries rely on oil exports, while the 5 countries dependent on the export of gold and jewels.
Tourism industry to industry relied upon by the five countries in this list. Meanwhile, agriculture is still the main economic livelihood five countries in this list. Only three countries in this list to join the G-20.
The first rank is occupied by Iraq with projected GDP growth of 13.1 percent in 2013 and 11 percent in 2014. 90 percent of Iraqi government revenue comes from oil exports. The construction sector is also expected to be a booster of economic growth due to Iraq being reorganize itself after the conquest of the United States.
The second rank was occupied by the Sierra Leone who rely on mining and gems. Two of the world's economic giants, China and India respectively in third and eleventh in the list.
Laos is projected to become the country with the highest economic growth in Southeast Asia in 2013 with growth of 7.6 percent. Although Laos income levels are low, but the growth goes fairly quickly as a result of foreign investment and infrastructure investment.
Indonesia's economy itself is expected to grow 6.5 percent in 2013 and 6.3 percent in 2014. Bank Indonesia assessing the financial sector grew quite well and encourage economic growth. In 2012, the World Bank estimates that Indonesia's economic growth reached 6 percent government target Indonesian economy grew by 6.5 percent.

Economic prospects for 2013 and 2014

Economic prospects for 2013 and 2014
In the event Overview Prospects for Economic and National Development, Program Leader Staff College BI batch-30, Monday (03/9), the Minister of Planning / Head of Bappenas, Prof. Dr. Armida S. Alisjahbana, said that Indonesia's economic prospects for the year 2013-2014 will be better than in 2012. In the macroeconomic framework RPJMN 2010-2014, pursued economic growth in 2014 could grow to 7 percent. While up to the second quarter of 2012, Indonesia's economic growth of about 6 percent. Meanwhile, the GDP per capita in 2013 is expected to reach USD 3445 and in 2014 is targeted to be increased again to $ 3811.Target increase in GDP is expected to be achieved by targeting a reduction in the unemployment rate to 5-6 percent and the poverty rate to be at least 8-10 percent in 2014. Until the second quarter of 2012, the unemployment rate from 6.7 to 7.0 percent and the poverty rate in the range of 10.5 to 11.5 percent. National poverty rate is expected to be lowered again in the range of 9.5 to 10.5 percent in 2013.Economic growth, according to Minister of Planning / Head of Bappenas, driven by private consumption is a major component of domestic demand and investment as well as exports of goods and services. The increase in consumption will occur when the purchasing power of the people, therefore should be pursued controlling inflation and ensuring the availability of basic commodities. RPJMN In 2010-2014, the average consumption of 5.3 to 5.4 percent it is clear Mrs. Armida. As described earlier, the economic growth was also driven by the growth rate of exports. Some factors that can support the growth of exports, among other things, a need to increase access to international markets, especially non-traditional markets, improving the quality and diversification of export products and increase export facilities, explained Mrs. Armida.
Associated with decreased levels of unemployment and poverty levels, improved labor quality. It is seen from the structure of formal employment means increased during the period 2010-2012. In 2012, the structure of formal workers rose to 37.2 percent. This number is up significantly compared to 2011 by 34.2 percent and in 2009 by 30.5 percent. An increasing number of formal workers was accompanied by an increase in non-farm labor structure which in 2011 reached 62 percent, but in 2012 it rose to 63.5 percent. At the same time, Mrs. Armida also touched on the role of schemes Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia's Economic Development (MP3EI) in the Indonesian economy. It is said that MP3EI will encourage increased investment in Indonesia. Indication of the value of the investment by the greatest investor is coming from the private sector by 49 percent, while 12 percent of the government.Furthermore, he said the slowdown in the world economy and the increasingly serious world economic recovery is not as strong as in 2010 and 2011, Indonesia's economic growth target may need to be adjusted, especially on the export side, which in the year 2012 level of 1.8 percent of Indonesia's exports. Expected in 2013 and then increased to 8.5 percent in 2014 to 12 per cent target. With this adjustment, the base of Indonesia's economic growth in 2012 to 6.3 percent in 2013 to 6.6 percent and to 6.9 percent in 2014.

Salak Island entertainment center new year

Kotabaru (ANTARA News) - The beach at Pulau Salak in District Kusan Downstream, Tanah Seasonings, South Kalimantan, became the center of a new vacation spot year 2013 for domestic and international travelers.
Monitoring AFP on Tuesday, the white sandy beaches are crowded with overgrown evergreen tens of thousands of visitors who want to enjoy the beauty of the island beaches Salak.
They come from different parts of Borneo, there are even some of them tourists from foreign countries.
Hundreds of tents were using plastic sheeting constructed colorful visitors since Monday (31/12) ahead of New Year celebrations.
Along the shoreline filled with building a tent to rest and where the vendors sell.
Besides enjoying the beauty of white sandy beaches nan, visitors are also treated to entertainment by featuring a dangdut singer who is no stranger.
Density beachgoers felt by users Trans Kalimantan, as thousands of four-wheeled vehicles and two-wheeler parked along the road around the coast.
As a result, users of the Trans Borneo forced to reduce the speed of the vehicle along the beach on the island of Salak.
Dozens of police and kintas as to regulate the flow of traffic on the line, so that road users can still continue the journey and uninterrupted activity Salak Island.
Meanwhile, the number of visitors looking to avoid officers who collect tickets at the entrance, with a passing bush.
"Given these conditions, the local government must prepare the next parking area, more broadly, in order to more freely enjoy leisure visitors and traffic flow remains smooth without any obstacles," said a Hanafi road users.
Not only that, the local government especially the Department of Tourism in the future should really prepare a sufficient guard booth, to minimize the naughty diners do not want to pay the ticket.
(I022/N005)
Editor: Tasrief Tarmizi

Economy Indonesia

Finance Minister: Economy Indonesia So Number Two Worlds
Author: Educate Purwanto | Friday, January 4, 2013 | 16:42 pm
 
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo admits she still optimistic Indonesia is still able to achieve the economic growth during the 2012 level of 6.3 percent. If that happens, the Indonesian economy to be second highest in the world.

"We are optimistic that Indonesia's economy in 2012 could reach 6.3 percent. Given that, maybe Indonesia is the country with the best economic growth in the number two in the world," Agus said when met at the Ministry of Finance Jakarta, Friday (04/01/2013) .

According to Agus, China still leads the possible attainment of economic growth in the world. Then followed by Indonesia and then India and Brazil below. In order to achieve these targets, the government is also optimistic economic upliftment Indonesia during the fourth quarter of 2012 is expected to rise 6.1 to 6.4 percent.

"So the national economy remains 6.3 percent on an annual basis. Was that made us optimistic," he added.

Agus also said that in order to achieve economic growth, the government should also realize substantial budget in late 2012. So that it will take sustain domestic economic growth.

As for the absorption of the government budget, Agus considers still below the target or only 4.4 percent below budget targets. So that it expects government spending was really on target and could provide added value.
 
editor: A. Wisnubrata