The Economic Impact of Relocating the Capital City to East Kalimantan

Dwi Hadya Jayani 30/08/2019 17:00 WIB

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The highest sectoral output impact of the capital city relocation is on the administration, defense, education, and health sectors, amounting to 7.42%.

The Impact of Relocation on the Growth Rate of the Highest-Performing Sectoral Output

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The Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (Indef), in its research titled *Study on the Impact of the Capital City Relocation on the Indonesian Economy*, shows that the relocation of the capital city has an impact on the growth of several economic sectors. The highest positive impact is found in several non-trade sectors, namely the administration, defense, education, and health sectors, at 7.42%. The second highest increase is in the pure milk production sector at 2.08%.

Other sectoral outputs that increased include the residential sector (0.76%), water (0.55%), air transport (0.5%), and electricity (0.33%). Buildings and livestock products also increased by 0.2%. Land transport and sea transport also increased by 0.17%.

However, Indef also explains that the relocation of the capital city also impacts the decline of several economic sectors, both at the provincial and national levels. The main sectors affected are tradable goods and natural resources (SDA).

Editor : Hari Widowati

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