Indonesia Cities Review

September 2023 | 27 pages | ID: I37FC0C241CEEN
Euromonitor International Ltd

Abstracts

Samarinda and Surabaya are Indonesia’s most economically vibrant cities. Meanwhile, Makassar holds the greatest potential for future economic growth. However, challenges for the country’s cities will persist – in the near term, inflationary pressures and, and in the longer run, burdens on cities’ infrastructure, due to large and increasing populations.

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Contents

INDONESIA CITIES REVIEW
HEADLINES
URBAN CONSUMER
Jakarta’s authorities aim gradually to address increasing poverty issues
High internet connectivity in cities like Padang and Banjarmasin presents vast e-commerce opportunities
CONSUMER FINANCE
Surabaya to continue lead in terms of disposable incomes per capita
High inflation in Padang pressure household budgets
ECONOMY
Jakarta to remain the largest contributor to Indonesia’s economy by 2027
The World Bank supports efforts to improve urban mobility in Indonesia
CITY SCORECARD
Summary 1 City Scorecard by Pillar 2022
POPULATION
Summary 2 City Scorecard in Population Pillar 2022
CHART 1 Population in 2022 and Population Growth 2022-2027
CHART 2 Population by Age by City 2022
CHART 3 Average Household Size by City 2022
CHART 4 Population Density and Net Migration 2022
CONSUMER EXPENDITURE
Summary 3 City Scorecard in Consumer Expenditure Pillar 2022
CHART 5 Total Consumer Expenditure in Indonesia by City 2022
CHART 6 Consumer Expenditure per Capita and Consumer Expenditure Growth 2022-2027
CHART 7 City Affordability, Consumer Expenditure on Housing and Transportation 2022
CHART 8 Discretionary vs Necessity Consumer Expenditure 2022
DIGITAL CONSUMER
Summary 4 City Scorecard in Digital Consumer Pillar 2022
CHART 9 Share of Households with Internet and Broadband Internet Access 2022
CHART 10 Possession of Digital Devices by City 2022
INCOME AND WEALTH
Summary 5 City Scorecard in Wealth Pillar 2022
CHART 11 Disposable Income per Capita and Disposable Income Growth 2022-2027
CHART 12 Number of Households by Disposable Income Band 2022
CHART 13 Number of Households with Disposable Income Over USD150,000 2022-2027
CHART 14 Household Possession of Kitchen Durables by City 2022
CHART 15 Household Possession of Entertainment Electronics by City 2022
CHART 16 Household Possession of Other Durables by City 2022
CHART 17 Number of Passenger Cars and Motorcycles per Household 2022
CHART 18 Possession of Transport Vehicles by City 2022
Summary 6 City Scorecard in Economy Pillar 2022
CHART 19 GDP per Capita in 2022 and Real GDP Growth by City 2022-2027
LABOUR
Summary 7 City Scorecard in Labour Pillar 2022
CHART 20 Economically Active Population in 2022 and Employed Population Growth by City 2017-2022
CHART 21 Labour Force Participation Rate and Unemployment by City 2022
CHART 22 Labour Productivity Value and Productivity Growth by City 2017-2022