Economic Growth in Indonesia - Q2 2024

The video provides a comprehensive overview of Indonesia's economic performance in Q2 2024. It begins with greetings and an introduction, followed by a global economic overview, highlighting stable growth predictions by the IMF. The focus then shifts to Indonesia's economic performance, noting a trade surplus and fluctuating commodity prices. Detailed analysis covers key sectors contributing to growth, such as manufacturing and construction. The video also examines regional economic growth, with Maluku and Papua showing the highest increases. A Q&A session addresses media inquiries about economic components and growth factors.

What was the IMF's prediction for global economic growth in 2024?

• A decline in growth

• Rapid growth

• Stable growth

• No growth

Which sector showed the highest growth in Indonesia's domestic economy in Q2 2024?

• Retail

• Manufacturing

• Agriculture

• Construction

How much did Indonesia's economy grow year-on-year in Q2 2024?

• 5.05%

• 5.5%

• 4.5%

• 6.0%

Which region in Indonesia experienced the highest economic growth in Q2 2024?

• Bali and Nusa Tenggara

• Maluku and Papua

• Sumatra

• Java

What was a major factor contributing to the growth of the accommodation and food services sector?

• International events

• Government subsidies

• New hotel openings

• Increased domestic tourism

What was the main reason for the decline in the textile and apparel industry in Q2 2024?

• Increased competition

• Economic sanctions

• Supply chain disruptions

• Decreased demand

Which component of household consumption showed the most significant growth?

• Education

• Food and beverages

• Transport and communication

• Healthcare

What was the primary driver of export growth in Q2 2024?

• Higher commodity prices

• Increased oil exports

• Rising demand for services

• New trade agreements

Which sector was the largest contributor to Indonesia's GDP in Q2 2024?

• Services

• Mining

• Manufacturing

• Agriculture

What was a key factor in the growth of the construction sector?

• Lower interest rates

• Private housing boom

• Government infrastructure projects

• Increased foreign investment