Meet the Mic & Mac Eco

JAKARTA - Bank Indonesia (BI) predicted the domestic economic outlook is getting better with economic growth estimated approximately 5.2 per cent in 2010. While in 2011 will be six percent.

This occurs because the external conditions are more conducive to world economic recovery.

"But the global recovery is dependent on the success of an exit policy in developed countries and trading partners of Indonesia," said Acting Governor of BI Nasution Nasution, when delivering a speech on the show Dinner Bankers, in Kebon Sirih Building the Bank of Indonesia, Jakarta, Friday (22 / 1 / 2010) night.

While prospects associated price stability, inflationary pressure in 2010 is estimated to still be sourced from a number of market structure issues of food commodities, distribution, and the influence of international prices.

To achieve these economic prospects are a number of challenges. The main challenge is how to encourage the structure a more balanced growth through increased investment.

"This effort would require the availability of adequate infrastructure and improving the investment climate," he said.

In addition, this effort is also very relevant in order to take advantage of opportunities from the global economic recovery, including in inviting foreign direct investment (FDI).

"Characteristics of the processing industry is highly dependent import raw materials and low competitive potential obstacles increased production to meet rising demand in the domestic and external," he said.

source : click here