Country Director Indonesia Resident Mission Asian Development Bank (ADB) Jon D. Lindborg stated that Indonesia’s economy in 2013 is predicted to reach about 6.4 percent.
According to ADB’s analysis, Indonesia’s economic growth in 2013 might rise 0.2 percent, compare to the previous year amounted to 6.2 percent. Lindborg added that Indonesia’s economy is predicted to continue growing in the coming year. ADB is optimistic that Indonesia’s economic growth in 2014 will reach 6.6 percent.
Lindborg explained, high domestic consumption and improving investment climate remain becoming the key driver for economic growth in Indonesia. ADB assessed, the number of job opportunities will increase and widen along with the estimation of Indonesia’s economic growth increase, which exceeds 6 percent in 2013. Investment becomes the next factor, which will support Indonesia’s economic growth in the future. Investment, both private and public sectors, is likely to show a sound expansion. “Investment sector and public consumption, which are continually increasing, will be the fundamental of Indonesia’s economy. In addition, Indonesia’s economic improvement and the increase of credit investment will lead to expanding and increasing employment and job opportunities,” said Lindborg.
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