Economy Can Growth 6 %
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Jakarta, Kompas – Indonesia‘s economy could grow up to 6 percent in 2010. Thus, the government’s target that the economy will grow at the level of 5-5,5 percent in 2010 is the target could be achieved without having to work hard at all. Â ”The growth of 4 percent in the year 2009 already in hand. Thus, next year should grow 6 percent. If the 5.5 percent it showed no desire to work hard, “economist Faisal Basri said in Jakarta on Thursday (10/12), in a seminar entitled” Outlook 2010: Political and Economic Prospects Indonesia “held by Antara news agency. Â According to Faisal, the economy could grow higher than the government estimate for the import-export conditions in other countries began to recover. World trade could boost Indonesia’s exports. On that basis, the lowest growth in 2010 was 5.4 percent. However, if all finished top program, such as integrated electronic services to export-import customs / National Single Windows (NSW) road and Tanjung Priok Port on 24 hours, the economy could grow 6 percent.
Therefore, the manufacturing sector should be encouraged to grow from 1.3 percent to 3,5-4 percent. Also needs investments worth USD 2000 billion can be fulfilled, both from the banking Rp 400 trillion, foreign investment is 10 billion dollars (up from current position is only 1 billion U.S. dollars), and pull the stock market to absorb foreign funds of Rp 500 trillion. “The average investment fund in the next five years is Rp 2900 trillion per year. In addition, foreign investment must also be signed in 10 billion dollars because of experience, most of this foreign investment will go into our manufacturing, “said Faisal. Â Indonesia should not get complacent with the record of economic growth remained positive 4.5 percent in 2009 while other countries that suffered crises experienced negative growth. Therefore, countries with negative growth has exceeded even Indonesia, for example Japan, which have recovered from negative to positive growth of 4.8 percent. “It should be a positive growth of 4.5 percent, Indonesia could do even higher,” said Faisal. Â Separately, President Director of PT Toyota Astra Motor Johnny Darmawan said, “If you want to boost economic growth to 7 percent, we should garner investment from outside. Can not only domestic investment. ”
According to Johnny, the new investment should be encouraged to the provision of infrastructure, like roads and power plants. Automotive sector could become the locomotive force to solve the problem of unemployment. (Oin / OSA / REI)
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