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.
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.
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