- VIVAnews/ Muhamad Solihin
VIVAnews – The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) said Indonesia’s economic growth in 2011 reached 6.5 percent. The economic growth in Q4 of 2011 actually declined by 1.3 percent.
“Along 2011, the growth was seen in all economic sectors,” said Acting Head of BPS, Suryamin, in Jakarta, today, Feb 6.
BPS shows that Indonesia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2011 reached Rp7,427.1 trillion. Meanwhile, the GDP to constant price hit Rp2,463.2 trillion.
In 2011, BPS recorded that Indonesia’s economic growth mostly relied on transportation and communication sectors which have grown by 10.7 percent, followed by trading, hotel, and restaurant sectors by 9.2 percent. Meanwhile, finance, real estate, and company services rose by 6.8 percent.
The contribution of Indonesia’s economic growth in 2011 was greatly supported by export activities of 13.6 percent and import by 13.3 percent. Meanwhile, the Gross Fixed Capital Establishment (PMTB) or investment, contributed 8.8 percent, domestic expenses by 4.7 percent and government consumption by 3.2 percent.
Almost half of Indonesia’s GDP structure in 2011 came from domestic expenses of 54.6 percent, PMTB of 32 percent, export of 26.3 percent, government consumption of 9 percent, and import of 24.9 percent.
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