Trends of Selected Socio-Economic Indicators of Indonesia, August ...

Technical Explanation of
Selected Socio-Economic Indicators of Indonesia
This booklet is arranged by choosing some statistical data and information which
have been published by Statistics Indonesia (Badan Pusat Statistik) in Statistical Yearbook
of Indonesia, Economic Indicators, and other publications.
To help the users, the statistical data and information are grouped into 10 categories
and then followed by technical explanation of the definitions and glossaries used in each
category. The catagories are as followed.
1. Geographical Situation includes: number of administrative units, and total area
province.
2. Population and Man Power: Data on population includes: population density,
population by age group, population growth rate. Data on labor force includes:
number of unemployment, wages/salaries, and minimum standard of living.
3. Social includes: birth rate, live expectancy, children under-five years, education,
human development index, source of drinking water, and poverty.
4. Expenditures includes: food and non-food expenditures.
5. Agriculture includes: harvested area and agricultural production of food crops,
horticulture, livestock, fishery and forestry.
6. Manufacturing and Construction include: Production Indices of large and medium
manufacturing and construction.
7. Foreign Trade includes: exports by country of destination, by commodities, oil and
non-oil exports, imports by country of origin, and balance of trade.
8. Tourism and Transportation: Data on tourism include: number of tourist by country
of residence, length of stay, room occupancy rate; data on transportation includes:
number of passengers and goods.
9. Finance and Prices include: government budget expenditure, monetary, foreign
currencies, consumer price indices, inflation, wholesale price indices, farmer’s terms
of trade, consumer tendency index and business tendency index.
10. National and Regional Income include: Gross Domestic Product, Gross Regional
Domestic Product, and per capita national income.
Some concepts and definitions used in this booklet:
• Administrative area is an area, which legalized by Ministry of Home Affairs.
• Village coastal/waterfront is the village including nagari or the other has area
immediately adjacent to the shoreline/sea (or a village of the island).
• Non coastal village is the village including nagari, or other non-adjacen directly by
the sea or have no coast.
• Indonesian population are all residents of the entire territory of Republic of
Indonesia.
• Population density is average number of persons per square kilometer.
• Population growth rate is the rate at which a population is increasing (or decreasing)
in a given year and expressed as a percentage of the base population.
• Sex ratio is the ratio of the number of males to the number of females in a given area
and time, usually expressed as the number of males for every 100 females.
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