The Indonesian economy is estimated by World Economics to be
42.2% larger than official data suggests, and is likely within the next three years to overtake Russia and Germany to become the world's fifth biggest economy.
Key potentially favourable indicators include a ten year record of rapid believable (as based on
useable data) economic growth; a large domestic market of 277 million people; growth in GDP per capita significantly faster than other Emerging Markets; unusually low debt compared with other developing countries; and a young population profile.
Largest populations by country
Negative indicators include rising average annual temperatures in an already equatorial climate, relatively high inequality and corruption.
See the Indonesia Review...