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1 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Document of The World Bank FOR OFFICIAL USE ONILY INDONESIA SEILECTED ASPECTS OF SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT (A Main Report and Four Annexes) Report No IND 4776 VOL. 5 Public Disclosure Authorized Annex 4 PROVINCIAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DATA, Public Disclosure Authorized Country Programs Department East Asia and Pacific Regional Office November 1, 1984 This document has a restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the performance of their official duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed wiithout World Bank authorization.

2 CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS Currency unit = Rupiah (Rp) US $1.00 = Rp. 970 (1983) US $1.00 = Rp. 625 (1980) US $1.00 = Rp. 450 (1978) FISCAL YEAR January 1 to December 31

3 SECTION 1 POPULATION SIZE AND GROWTH l

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5 FOR OFFI:CIAL USE ONLY INDONESIA SELECTED ASPECTS OF SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT Annex 4 PROVINCIAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DATA, TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. PREFACE 1 SECTION 1: POPULATION SIZE AND GROWTH 2 Table 1.1 Population Size and Average Annual Grosrth Rates, 3 19: Land Akrea and Density, SECTION 2: LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT 5 Table 2.1 Labor Force Participation Rates by Sex, 1971 and Estimated Sectoral Employment, 1971 and SECTION 3: REGIONAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES, Explaniatory Notes 11 Table 3.1 DKI Jakarta West Java Central Java D.I. Yogyakarta East Java D.I. Aceh North Sumatra West Sumatra Riau Jambi South Sumatra Bengkulu Lampung West 'Kalimantan Central Kalimantan South Kalimantan East Kalimantan North Sulawesi Central Sulawesi 30 i This document has a restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the peir mance of their official duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed without Vorld Bank authorization.

6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Table 3.20 South Sulawesi South East Sulawesi Bali West Nusatenggara East Nusatenggara Maluku Irian Jaya 37 SECTION 4: REGIONAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT PRICES, Explanatory Note DKI Jakarta West Java Central Java D.I. Yogyakarta East Java D.I. Aceh North Sumatra West Sumatra Riau Jambi South Sumatra Bengkulu Lampung West Kalimantan Central Kalimantan South Kalimantan East Kalimantan North Sulawesi Central Sulawesi South Sulawesi South East Sulawesi Bali West Nusatenggara East Nusatenggara Maluku Irian Jaya 65 SECTION 5: AGRICULTURE: DATA ON PRINCIPAL CROPS 66 Explanatory Note 67 Table 5.1.A Area Harvested of Paddy B Paddy Production A Wet Land Paddy Area B Wet Land Paddy Production A Dry Land Paddy Area 73 ii

7 TA3LE OF CONTENTS Page No. Table 5.3.B Dry Land Paddy Production A Corn Area B Corn Production A Cassava Area B Cassava Production A Peanuts Area B Peanut Production A Soy Beans Area B Soybeans Production A Rub'ber: Area Under Small Holdings B Rub'ber: Area Under Government Estates C Rubber: Area Under Private Estates D Rubber: Total Area E Rubber: Production From Small Holdings F Rubber: Production from Government Estates G Rubber: Production from Private Estates H Rubber: Total Producl:ion A Coffee: Area Under Small Holdings B Coffee: Area Under Government Estates C Cof'fee: Area Under Private Estates D Cof'fee: TotaL Area E Cofifee: Production From Small Holdings F Cof'fee: Production From Government Estates G Cof'fee: Production From Private Estates H Coffee: TotaL Production A Coconut: Area Under Small Holdings B Coconut: Area Under Government Estates C Coconut: Area Under Private Estates D Coconut: Total Area E Coconut: Production From Small Holdings F Coconut: Production From Government Estates G Coconut: Production From Private Estates H Coconut: Total Production A Sugar Cane: Area Under Small Holdings B Sugar Cane: Area Under Government Estat-s C Sugar Cane: Area Under Private Estates D Sugar Cane: Total Area E Sugar Cane: Production From Small Holdings F StLgar Cane: Production From Government Estates G StLgar Cane: Production From Private Estates H Sugar Cane: Total Production 114 SECTION 6: PRODUCTION OF OIL AND MINERALS 115 Table 6.1 Crude Oil Production Natural Gas Production Sumatra: Production of Principal Minerals 118 iii

8 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Table 6.4 Java: Production of Principal Minerals Kalimantan: Production of Principal Minerals Sulawesi: Production of Principal Minerals Irian Jaya: Production of Principal Minerals 119 SECTION 7: CONSUMER PRICE INDICES FOR CAPITAL CITIES 120 Table 7.1 Consumer Price Indices for Capital Cities 121 SECTION 8: EDUCATION 128 Table 8.1 Number of Primary Schools Number of Pupils in Primary Schools Number of Junior High Schools Number of Pupils in Junior High Schools Number of Senior High Schools Number of Pupils in Senior High Schools Enrollment Ratios 135 SECTION 9: HEALTH AND SANITATION 136 Table 9.1 Number of Government and Private General 137 Hospitals and Beds per 10,000 population 9.2 Number of Public Health Centers and Sub-Centers Households by Province According to Source 139 of Bath Water (Rural) 9.4 Households by Province According to the 140 Source of Bath Water (Urban) 9.5 Households by Province According to the 141 Source of Bath Water (Rural & Urban) 9.6 Households by Province According to the 142 Source of Drinking Water (Rural) 9.7 Households by Province According to the 143 Source of Drkinking Water (Urban) 9.8 Households by Province According to the Source 144 of Drkinking Water (Rural and Urban) SECTION 10: ROAD AND RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE 145 Table 10.1 Roads by Type of Material Length of Railway Track 147 SECTION 11: MOTOR VEHICLES AND SHIPS 148 Table 11.1 Motor Vehicles Number of Ships and DWT/BRT 150 iv

9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. SECTION 12: POSTS AND TELEPHONES 151 Table 12.1 Postal Facilities Volume of Postal Letters Licenses Issued for Telephones 154 SECTION 13: TOURISM 155 Table 13.1 Hotels and Facilities Number of Foreign Tourists and Hotel Occupancy 157 SECTION 14: T.V., RADIO, CINEMA 158 Table 14.1 Number of Television Receivers Number of Radio Receivers Registered Cinema Houses, Attendance and Revenue 161 SECTION 15: INVESTMENTS 162 Table 15.1 Approved Foreign Investments Approved Domestic Investment 164 v

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11 PREFACE Most of the data for this report was first collected in In 1982, the data base was scrutinized and modified. The result was a set of over 350 tables covering a wide range of socio-economic indicators /1 generally pertaining to the period A set each of t'hese tables is available at the EBank's Resident Mission in Jakarta and the Indonesia Programs Divisicin and the Regional Information Center at the Headquarters. The present volume contains some of the tables selected from the original set. The principal source of data is the Central Bureau of Statistics (Biro Pusat Statistik) which publishes, in addition to various selected statistical reports, an annual statistical pocketbook and an yearbook. These contain almost all the socio-economic data at the national and provincial levels. Similar publications by the provincial statistical offices contain provincial and sub-provincial level statistics. The data reported in this volume were obtained almost entirely from the publications of t:he Central Bureau of Statistics. In regard to some of the ser:les (e.g., provincial gross domestic product), Bank staff made some adjustments and these are detailed in the explanatory notes /2 preceding t'he series. /1 Indonesia: Provincial Data, , issued on November 4, /2 Throughout this volume, the symbol "_" indicates that dlata are not available.

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13 Table 1.1 POPULATION SIZE AND AVERAGE ANNUAL GROWTH RATES, Population in thour,and Growth rate (%) Region Region /a 1971/a Java 41,718 62,993 76,103 91, DKI Jakarta 811 2,907 4,576 6, West Java 10,586 17,615 21,633 27, Central Java 13,706 18,407 21,877 25, DI Jogjakarta 1,559 2,241 2,490 2, East Java 15,056 21,823 25,527 29, Sumatra 8,255 15,743 20,813 27, Lampung 361 1,668 2,777 4, Bengkulu South Sumatra 1,378 2,773 3,444 4, Riau 493 1,235 1,642 2, Jambi ,006 1,44C West Sumatra 1,910 2,319 2,793 3, North Sumatra 2,541 4,969 6,623 8, Aceh 1,003 1,629 2,009 2, Kalimantan 2,169 4,102 5,153 6, West Kalimantan 802 1,581 2,020 2,48,; Central Kalimantan l South Kalimantan 836 1,473 1,699 2, East Kalimantan , Sulawesi 4,232 7,079 8,535 10,37Y Central Sulawesi , North Sulawesi 748 1,351 1,718 2,09] South Sulaw'esi 2,657 4,517 5,189 6, Southeast Sulawesi Bali 1,101 1,783 2,210 2, West Nusa Tenggara 1,016 1,808 2,202 2, East Nusa Tenggara 1,343 1,967 2,295 2, Maluku ,089 1, Irian Jaya , Total Indonesia 60,593 97, , , /a Includes adjustment for the exclusion of rural Irian Jaya. Sources: Population Census Reports, 1961, 1971 ard 1980 and Statistical Pocketbook 1979/80.

14 - 4 - Table LAND AREA AND DENSITY, 1980 Density Area in (persons Region and Province sq.km. (000) per sq.km.) Java DKI Jakarta ,028 West Java Central Java DI Jogjakarta East Java Sumatra Lampung Bengkulu South Sumatra Riau Jambi West Sumatra North Sumatra Aceh Kalimantan West Kalimantan Central Kalimantan South Kalimantan East Kalimantan Sulawesi Central Sulawesi North Sulawesi South Sulawesi Southeast Sulawesi Bali West Nusa Tenggara East Nusa Tenggara Maluku Irian Jaya Total Indonesia 1/ 1, / Includes E. Timor Source: Statistical Pocketbook, 1979/80 and 1980 Census.

15 SECTION 2 LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYIMENT

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17 -6- Table Z.1 LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATES BY SEX, 1971 and 1980 Province Sex Year DKI Jakarta Male l Female West Java Male Female Central Java Male Q Female ) D.I. Yogyakarta Male Female East Java Male ; Female D.I. Aceh Male Female North Sumatra Male Female L West Sumatra Male Female Riau Male Female E Jambi Male E Female South Sumatra Male Female

18 -7- Table 2.1 (Cont'd) Province Sex Year Bengkulu Male Female ; Lampung Male Female West Kalimantan Male Female Central Kalimantan Male Female South Kalimantan Male : Female :l East Kalimantan Male Female North Sulawesi Male 197i Female Central Sulawesi Male Female South Sulawesi Male Female , Southeast Sulawesi Male Female Bali Male Female (Cont 'd)

19 - 8 - Table 2.1(Cont'd) Province Sex Year West Nusa Tenggara Male Female East Nusa Tenggara Male Female Maluku Male Female Irian Jaya Male Female Sources: 1971 cnd 1980 Censuses. Note: The censuses obtained labor force information on a sample basis.

20 -9- Table 2.2 ESTIMATED SECTORAL EMPLOYMENT, 1971 AND 1980 (in thousands) Province Aqriculture Industry Commerce Service Total DKI Jakarta ,287 1,886 West Java 3,883 3, ,294 1,029 1, ,306 6,220 8,262 Central Java 5,374 5,324 1,014 1,533 1,236 1, ,206 8,427 9,728 D.I. Yogyakarta ,076 1,206 East Java 6,804 6, ,409 1,370 1, ,466 9,856 11,120 JAVA: TOTAL 16,725 16,305 2,764 4,871 4,320 6,132 3,057 4,894 26,866 32,202 D.I. Aceh North Sumatra 1,730 1, ,272 2,876 West Sumatra ,067 Riau Jambi South Sumatra 878 1, ,203 1,587 Bengkulu Lampung 757 1, ,501 SUMATRA: TOTAL 5,295 6, , ,041 6,936 9,265 West Kalimantan Central Kalimantan South Kalimantan East Kalimantan KALIMANTAN: TOTAL 1,504 1, ,855 2,394 North Sulawesi Central Sulawesi South Sulawesi ,425 1,564 Southeast Sulawesi SULAwESI: TOTAL 1,804 1, ,500 2,877 Bali West Nusa Tenggara East Nusa Tenggara Maluku Irian Jaya OTHERS: TOTAL /a 2,391 2, ,154 3,720 INDONESIA: TOTAL /a 27,719 28,408 3,677 6,661 5,618 8,325 4,297 7,064 41,311 50,458 Source: Bank Staff estimates based on the 1971 and 1980 Census data. Note: The estimates refer to mid-year. /a Includes E. Timor.

21 SECTION 3 REGIONAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CURRENT PRICES

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23 EXPLANATORY NOTE The Central Bureau of Statistics has recently standardized the methodology for making provincial gross domestic product estimates 1/. The relevant manual 21 was issued in December Thus, regional estimates for 1970 through 1980 do not yet fall into a pattern which is hundred percent consistent with the national gross domestic product. The orders of difference by sector between total national GDP and the sums ofprovincial GDPs are indicated in Table 3.A. By sector, we have adjusted the provincial GDP's pro-rata to the national GDP. This procedure was followed for 1971 through For 1970, 1978 and 1979, there were no regional data for a couple of provinces. These were estimated on the basis of the 1971 or 1977 patterns by sector. Table 3.A. Ratio of Indonesia Total Sectoral GDP to the Total Sectoral RGDP of 26 provinces Agriculture Mining Industry Construction Electricity,etc Transport, comm Trade/Hotel, rest Banking & other House rental Public Administration Services / Provincial estimates were not available for East Timor, and was not accounted for in the national statistics also (except that in 1978 and 1979, general government activities in East Timor were accounted for). 2/ Biro Pusat Statistik, Pedoman Penghitungan Pendapatan Regional, Jakarta, December, 1980.

24 Table 3.1: DKI JAKARTA INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE i3iJ , MINING INIUSTRY ' t80 231, cr 313i20 2'r,20 CMNSTRCTN ',6` io i E.FIW&W.SFL TRANS&CMN , l0t TRDl/HTL/R 115, , I3a0 BNN&OT,FI , , HUSE R , J lo.lo P.A[$l&DFN 23,50 32, ,50 SERVICE i TOTAL , '

25 Table 3.2: WEST JAVA INIaTRY , OF ORIGIN ARCULTRE d MIINING INDJSTRY l , CONSTRCTN , t E.PW&W.SPL TRANS&CMt ,20 150,70 TRD/HTL/R 67,70 76, ' ai(&ot.fi muse R ,40) 63, P.ADM&DFN i SERVICE C TOTAL

26 Table 3.3: CENTRAL JAVA INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE MINING , INWSTRY , CONSTRCTN 11, , E.PW&W.SPL , TRANS&CMN 7, , TRD/HTL/R ,40 124,10 186, , Kt&OT.FI , ,60 22, HOUSE R P.ADMII&DFN SERVICE , TOTAL 474, ,92,

27 Table 3.4: D.I. YOGYAKARTA INDUSTRY b ? O ORIGIN AGRCULTRE ; i MINING INftiSTRY istrctn ,20 42'.10 E.FWtW.SPL o i TRANS&CMN TRl/HTL/R ' W&OT.FI HIIJSE R P.,AIIDMFN , t SERVICE ?O ,.70 TOTAL

28 Table 3.5: EAST JAVA INDUSTRY ' O ORIGIN ACRCULTRE ,50i 1012,501: :866.,50 MINING , , INDUSTRY , NSTRCTN E.PW&W.SF'L t O TRANS&Ci , ,00 TRt/HTL/R ' , BEtl(OT.FI ,90 270i ,60, HOMSE R P.,AIM&DFN , , , SERVICE TOTAL , , v i40

29 Table 3.6: D.I. ACEH INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE , MINING , INDUSTRY , CNSTRCTN , , , E.PW%&WSPL TRN&CSMIN /10 TRD/HTL/R K&OT.FI 0, HDUSE R P*A.1&DFN , SERVICE , , TOTAL 53, ,

30 Table 3.7: NORTH SUMATRA INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE , hining INDUSTRY , , CONSTRCTN , E.PI&W.SPL TRPNS&CHN , TRD/HTL/R NK&OT.FI , , , HDUSE R , P.ANtiDFN , SERVICE TOTAL 225,

31 Table 3.8: WEST SUMATRA INDUSTRY t OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE , MINING M060 0O INDUSTRY CDNSTRCTN b E.PW6.W.SPL , , TRANS&CMN TRII/HTL/R BNK&OT.FI ao , HOUSE R , P.ADIM&D'FN B.80 SERVICE , L, ,50 TOTAL '

32 Table 3.9: R I A U INMJSTRY ,75 197b Y OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE b /70 87, ,1ININQ 13c5.70 M, INIIUSTRY '9.70 4t, W4TRtTN 2.{ d M EA.SW,SPL O o80 TRANSCMN ' X-i?O 31' TRa;IHTL/R 10.T , , BNK&OT.FI : ,70 luse R ) P.ARtIFN ,50 3f ,70 SERVICE il ,3j-o TOTAL , I: ,00

33 Table 3.10: J A M B I INIUSTRY ? OF ORIGIN AGRXLTRE , O0 55, ,50 146,50 MINING , , INEJSTRY , CACSTRTN , ?9 E.Pl&W-SPL , OO. o0.o 0s30 0Q TRANSCMN TRD/HTL/R , , BK&OT.FI 0,30 0, HOUSE R 1, , , P,ADIMIFN , SVICE TOTAL ;

34 Table 3.11: SOUTH SUMATRA IND4STRY F 19T D ORIGIN AGCULTRE MINING ,O INDUSTRY , , N3.10 CiXTRCTN , E.PW&W.SPIL i40 16 ; TRANS&C,N : ' TRD/HTL/R , , ? ,28, I,90 EM&OT.FI , SJ _0 HUE R P.IAWDFN I 'f 'z SERVICE 8.10 E ,70 TOTAL , ,

35 Table 3.12: BENGKULU INLUSTRY ` Pih ? actultre 3.4O )4 15s30 17YU 90 2Y U 2v.20 ;57 51d 60 MIININi 010 0h20 0. YU Al,20 0 Y2., r INIUSTRY IQ v n 1M5O WTRMTN , M O EIPt&WIS.FL IO20 TRANS&CMN Q M90 I. & ) TRD!HTL/R % l0 IM&OT.FI D Q i () 'dmoe R ; l 1.3 3c00 3s70i 4,50 P. ADDR.EN 0,80 0 *90 1, * s , E SERVICE i ,30 ' n, 30 TOTAL ,

36 Table 3.13: L A. M P U N G INDlUSTRY / L O ORIGIN GRCULTRE f MINING INDUSTRY 3.80i l8, , ,80,S W0STRCTN 1.60 i '1.70 2n E.PWJ&W.SFL 0.10) J TRANS&htI 2.30) 3. D :i TRD/HTL/R 11.4') :.40, 58.00,' " 84.10' B&0T.FI Nf HOUSE R j P.ABM&DfFN , , SE ICE , J TOTAL 67, f 24J?c g ;.510

37 Table 3.14: WEST KALLIMANTAN INtUJSTRf i OF ORIGIN ARFULTF:E S , , IL I I0 177, E0 MINING M1O.20 Io M INiUSTRY 6.0 a r0 L14Cl C0NTISTTN MO` 1, 1/0 I5,rl E.P'W&t.SPL , l 0o TRANS&tN 1,1N 1.90' 2I S Io I0 TRI/HTL/R r BN&OT I.FI ,3j zO HOUISE R , ; V) , I.2 0) P.Al*i&DFA ) , 174C! M SERVICE TOTAL ,I

38 Table 3.15: CENTRAL KALIMANTAN INDUSTRY : OF ORIGIN ACULTRE U 14, ',10 51.) MINING INDUSTRY 0. ' t , ;NTR0TN 0.( d " E.'PW&W,SPL 00 0.we 0.00 d, ,00 (.0 0, TRNS&CMN ,80 6, t TRD/HTUR I, C! I EN&OT*FI , D,30) H&SE R , P.ADM&tIFN I , O SERVICE I TOTAL [ ,0 1Q 'd ,60

39 Table 3.16: SOUTH KALIMANTAN INDUSTRY } i7b ?72i 1979 OF ORIGIN. A-R.ULT.R:E i ? MINING * ; I NlTR Y 2.* X J 2.00 * Q t60 CONSTRCTN J i E.PWt&W.SF'L C00 1. IZ TRAt4S&CIN I * i ) TR/,HTL/R A BNK&OT.FI it7i I1.40 HOUSE R ,60 9i PA7.K&DFN 3, , ,i10 23,0()0 NE 38.8 SRICE , TOTAL , ; ,67.03

40 Table 3.17: EAST KALIMANTAN ItNDUTRY ? ? ' O ORIGIN AGCULT:E ,20 76, , , MINING 1, ,3 46.YJ INDUSTRY o0b. 2I ?4, CONSTRUTN I , E.PW&W.SFI Q20 K 0.2C I I.O TRANS&CMN , ,60 TRE'.HTLUR , ? J v NKW&OT.FI , mmse R ; P.AIiMi&FN s SERVICE TOTAL 56, , !487,

41 Table 3.18: NORTH SULAWESI INDUSTRY ? i979 OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE MINING OiO 0O M INDUSTRY 4t sl t C0NSTR CTh t0 36, 1 f.1 E.P 4&W.SL O20 0O M0O c TRANSKCN t t60 tird/htl/r t.50, , ,80 Dt&OTt.FI Z HOUE R M0O P.AD1&DFN I SERVl1E TOTAL

42 Table 3.19: CENTRAL SULAWESI INISTRY OF ORIGIN AGCUTE , ,70 35, s.) ,30 107O90 MINING ') 0o IN USTRY COSTRCTN 0,40 0,5) 0, , , E.W&W.L 0o t O020 TRANS&CM 0, ,60 2,,60 4t ,90 TRD/HTLUR , l BNKtOT.FI , O , OUSE R 0t1c I P,ADEIIFN SERVICE ,20 0, C ,90 1t30 TOTAL , t?90 1.2,

43 Table 3.20: SOUTH SULAWESI INtI*STRY l OF ORIGIN A,R,TRE , Q i0) MNINIG il iginjstry , K22.2"I CONSTRCTN I ' PU&W.SPL I ',6 0 TR2ANMCN 1,70 22l0 2, I") Q.70 33, TRD/HTL/R Co02O D.70 9T N,0T.Fl , '2I O 3.4t 6410O 12ti.10 iuse R M.8 8L , P.AtI',FN F ; SERVICE TOTAL tl

44 Table 3.21: SOUTH EAST SULAWESI INnJSTRY OF 0RIGIN,RCULTRE l1i I.I 1.3? , MINING 2, " 21.' IKAJSTRY Ol.} i i CNSTRITN a ,00 1l IJ ,l E.PW-SP'L 0, lo t10 0.i e TRAl&CM N O , TREtVHTL/R 0, ; u t4w&9t.fi o o0o & 0.00v 0.0o v HOUSE R ] P,API&tDFN 0, , , J 8!X SERVICE , O.5f , TOTAL ,50 29+T9) ,00 59, :.,

45 Table 3.22: B A L I INMMSTRY 'i OF ORIGIN AGRCULTRE b. B I04, '-9.J MINING , t INDUSTRY ,00? cmonrctn , E,PUI&W.SPL 0, O TR CMN lg ) , TRl/HTL/R 6,20J 6,10 7, l,j0 27t NK&OT.FI 0,40 0, I HOUSE R l , P.AEI&DFN 2I SRVICE , TOTAL

46 - 34 Table 3.23: WES'T NUSATENGGARA INDSTRY , OF ORIGIN ASRWLTRE , Q.60 MIWINC O O20 I 140 1I INllSTRY n, t CONTRCTN O E E.FV&W.SPL 0.OO 0.00 O.O O TWSKCM t TRO/HTL/R , BM&DT,FI 0, , HMJS R 2, I P.AIt&DFN.l1 1.S SERVICE TOTAL , *0I

47 Table 3.24: EAST NUSATENGGARA ItraFTRFY ? ?, OF ORIGIN AGXULTRE ' I MINING - OM,00 O 0O inuatsty 0, Y COWBTRCTN M 140 1M90 3' E,NPW-Skt O M O.30 TRANS&L;N 0.2 0,50 t , O TRD/HTL/R ? BNQt0T.FI O 1.70 HOUSE R , i1O 6.50 r.00 F.AD1213 n L L Q SEVICE V TOTAL Z

48 Table 3.25: M A L U Lr K INDUTrU*KY ,77 i OF ORIGIN AQRCILTRE 23.1') 25, ii MINIG i , INDUSTRY IL,20 f; C06STR,C,N SO *20 20,90 E.FVW.SPL O00 :1, 00 0Q20 040) TRW&CM.MN TIRDTL/TR ?O i BW,OT.FI 010 0( Of50 0,70 O HOLraE R i.50 2) f PF.ADM&I U I2 1-i20 20, SERVICE , ,50 4,10 TOTAL 31.2f , Q '.7TO ;0327,50

49 Table 3.26: IRIAN JAYA INDUSTRY OF ORIGIN AcRCULTRE MINING IDUSTRY CONSTRCTN , E.FW&W.SPL BO 1,10 TRAS&ChIN o TRII/HTL/R TMOT.FI HOE R ,10 P,AfI&FN SERVICE ,00 6., ,10 TOTAL , , B

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51 SECTION 4 REGIONAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT 1973 PRICES

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53 EXPLANATORY NOTE For different provinces, the constant price series had different base years. As a first step, these were all brought to 1973 base. The methodology was simply to use the 1973 current price data by sector and extrapolate them with the real growth rates for the various years. The orders of difference by sector between total national GDP at 1973 prices and the sums of provincial GDPs are indicated in Table 4A. By sector, we have adjusted the provincial GDP's pro-rata to the national GDP. This procedure was followed for 1971 through For 1970, 1978 and 1979, there were no regional data for a couple of provinces. These were estimated on the basis of the 1971 or 1977 patterns by sector. Table 4A Ratio of Indonesia Total Sectoral GDP to the Total Sectoral RGDP of 26 provinces Agriculture Mining Industry Construction Electricity,etc I.DO Transport, commun Q99 Trade,Hotel & Rest Banking & other House rental Public Admin Services

54 Table 4.1: DKI JAKARTA INUSTR`Y Q?171 : ? 47 :L OF OfIGITN A3LLTRE 25,81 22, A3) , ; MiINrN INKUSTRY 48,45 57,'27 60, L06, 2 137, ' 150, CONSTRFCT 28,55 30,96 4: lf ? E.PW&W*SF'L ,11 9, , , ,32 TRNSCMN I, 44,23 50,.00 52,28 5' i TRDIHTL/R ' II > , : Bv&OT.FI , ; , HOUSE R v PFADUlilEFN ,39 7J I43 t37i SERVICE 24.SI Y M.00 32,06 K. t28 33I, TOTAL ,10 490,16 537, ' :

55 Table 4.2: WEST JAVA.ThEfU.7jThY or 1. 1Q OF NRIGTIN OrVJLCTFE 39 II f+3j 4-28 Y ,32? 443.3: 4,80 C43,90 511,680 MINING ( Y33 3 _,7+-. '502 53, ? EC: '7 7A0f3.1 ItNDUST Y , , I*4I CIOT-1S9TR,T7N a 'i 102 o J ,14j E.F;liy&W. SFL i t r4 TRANS&CM , O ,9'? 159, 34 6t2,173, 67.*4-. TRD!HKrL/fiR 123, ,07 19,! li23i ,58.44 WNK&UT+FI , s M C4 1I025s HUSE R i64 I9? ? d28+9: 34.'83 39.d i PF.ADDITFN i i5 5 1t ? 162+6i SERVICE ,06 86, ,3) ,63 TOTAL ? , ~ !'2I :5`

56 Table 4.3: CENTRAL JAVA I7DLISTRY ?7T if75 P7O t q79 F OIRIGIN AG.RCULTRE d3' ,6 2 4 I9? ,7.23 7Jit Os ,046 MINING 3.4t 3, , INItJSTRY 114.9L Z I ,7,63, 13J. 64 I,l7i 7 : CONSTRcTN r r ,163 36,01 4L, ;58.5 5: E.PW-&4.SP'L ,8 2,40 ". I 3I ;10t 3.83 TRANS9 11,4: i9. 82? ,5. TKD/HT1 /R 85,I3 91,291c7.7f '49L, I ,33 WNK60T.F j3 9,7M L i :371 HOUSE R II "3 16t3, ,, ,87 P.AIM&NFN 39, E i6 11iI.86 SMVICE 2838CjS 298i N3,38 34Z, ,63 TOTAL K q95.72' 975, , 9 :'130.35

57 Table 4.4: D.I. YOGYAKARTA INIgjSTRY 19,70 1' = q OF ORIGIN AGiMUTRE ,16 2i F ' MINING ? h INEt.3TRY , , C03TRCTN i ) A;3 E.PW&W,SPL I PS&Cf i TRBl.t/TL/R ,3 8, t l 8.43 BNX&OT.F ,21 0,29 0, r;E as,u R 0.68J ;' P.At'&IMU r9I SU71CE ,o0 7., W , TDI.L , /21 77 i i1i ,05 82A45

58 Table 4.5: EAST JAVA INDUSTRI ^ lc OF ORIGIN RwULTRE ,89 50' U , MINING L i INDSTRY ,09 117i00 1IL' ; instfrctn o4, 26, E.'i&kW,SPL i6 2 O45 9,( l91 TRk+4s&cN 35,98 41, Q TRD/HTL/R I, BNK&OT.FI 14,16I 17, v r WSOE R , Pt, AlWFN , A444 67, MErICE , 12, i, I TOTAL ,57 973, , I

59 Table 4.6: D.I. ACEH INTUS f), L 1?7_ 1i 3.7 L73 37f'' 0RIfrT7 I~~~YSTRY 7.Z 6~~~~~~~33. 6 I62 70 ~ CONSTRCTNi + 34) 4, _ lf" 6, C.4,!,IF lkw tff?'?2w? I sl, - _ 1 + ~'9' 07 ', IS f 'ff4f 4-_if 09 5 il f Sf ; ;1 ff. l;-j i 0: Fi. 7q j_ ; ;60 Q i 4.42 i;! i 61 5 T, fi 1i6oC;Kt-1 1,79 Z *J; " ff fo~~~~~~~~2 si'4w[ fi? 4}'- 4-..r-.f 7 L11P. f I.03 8,0 92 Z0T ,1 12 T ll Q'ICT F1/i 0I r S.25<' ; 0 ;47 0'; r54 V HjOUE P I ii10 1.,34 1r 1. 1,93 S 2.34 P.AD~~~~&DFN 9, ,0 11.1III II0 11I.301 : , SERVICE I,I I '9 I % TOT AL. p;3 3 q89,67, 8 I 'r4 IO...?v O S+3 ' i 149.j ' 17t,. 7-,