Economy of Indonesia

An overview of key economic indicators. Select a category for detailed trends, charts, and insights.

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Growth & Output

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GDP (USD)
$1.4T(2023)
GDP PPP (USD)
$4.3T(2023)
GDP per Capita (USD)
$4,876(2023)
GDP Growth (inflation-adjusted)
5%(2023)
Inflation (CPI Annual %)
3.7%(2023)

Trade & Finance

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Exports (as share of GDP)
21.7%(2023)
Imports (as share of GDP)
19.6%(2023)
FDI Inflows (as share of GDP)
1.6%(2023)
Remittance Inflow (USD)
$16.0B(2024)
Tax Revenue (as share of GDP)
11.1%(2009)

Labor & Income

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Unemployment Rate
3.3%(2024)
Employment in Services
49.1%(2023)
Poverty Rate
9%(2024)
GINI Index
34.9(2024)
GNI per Capita (USD)
$4,810(2023)

Energy & Environment

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Energy Use per Capita
936 kg oil eq.(2022)
Renewable Energy Consumption (%)
20.2%(2021)

Economic Snapshot Overview

A summary of key economic indicators for Indonesia

  • The economic architecture of Indonesia is substantial, anchored by a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of approximately $1.37T
    2023
    . This places it as the 16th largest economy out of 191 countries measured, underscoring its significance on the world stage. On a per capita basis, GDP stands at $4.88K
    2023
    , while its GDP in Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) terms is estimated at $4.33T, reflecting the population's domestic purchasing power. The economy is experiencing robust expansion, with a high growth rate of 5.0%
    2023
    , while managing moderate inflation, with a CPI of 3.7%
    2023
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  • On the global stage, the nation's trade and financial dynamics reveal a complex interplay of factors. The country maintains a strong trade surplus, with exports representing 21.7% of GDP and imports 19.6%
    2023
    . Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows are significant, constituting 1.57% of the economy
    2023
    . This performance positions the country 109th globally out of 186 nations, indicating its relative attractiveness to foreign capital. Additionally, personal remittances received amount to a substantial $16.04B annually
    2024
    , highlighting the economic importance of its diaspora. The government faces fiscal constraints, with tax revenue representing only 11.1% of GDP
    2009
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  • The socio-economic landscape is characterized by a Gross National Income (GNI) per capita of $4,810
    2023
    . Globally, this ranks the nation 113th out of 190 in terms of GNI per capita, providing a clear measure of its national wealth relative to others. The labor market is robust, with a low unemployment rate of 3.3%
    2024
    . The services sector is a primary driver of the labor market, accounting for 49.1% of total employment
    2023
    . Poverty remains a key issue, with 9.0% of the population living below the national poverty line
    2024
    . The country has a relatively equitable distribution of income, with a Gini index of 34.9
    2024
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  • On the environment and energy front, energy consumption per capita is 935.774 kg of oil equivalent
    2022
    . There is a growing focus on sustainability, with renewable energy accounting for 20.2% of consumption
    2021
    . Its commitment to clean energy places it 86th among 190 countries for its share of renewable energy consumption.

Key Economic Insights

Macroeconomic Health

The economy is in a "Goldilocks" state of strong growth, low inflation, and low unemployment, indicating robust macroeconomic health.

Trade & Investment Profile

The degree of openness to trade and foreign investment is a major determinant of economic structure and resilience.

Social Equity & Distribution

The benefits of growth appear to be broadly shared, with relatively low poverty and a more equitable income distribution.

Energy & Sustainability

Transitioning to a sustainable energy model is critical for mitigating climate risk and ensuring long-term energy security.

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