Balinese Household Consumption Expenditure Growth Lowest in Indonesia in 2021

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) reported that household consumption expenditure in Bali grew the slowest in Indonesia in 2021.

Indonesia's economy, measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at constant 2010 prices (ADHK), grew by 3.69% to Rp 11.12 quadrillion in 2021 from the previous year.

From the expenditure side, household consumption contributed 54.42% of the total GDP at current prices (ADHB), which reached Rp 16.97 quadrillion in 2021. Meanwhile, based on GDP ADHK 2010, household consumption grew by 2.02% last year. This figure is higher than the previous year, which experienced a contraction of 2.36%.

Spatially, household consumption expenditure in 34 provinces recorded growth last year. Average household consumption expenditure in these 34 provinces grew by 2.28% in 2021.

The following is a list of the 10 provinces with the lowest household consumption growth in 2021:

1. Bali grew 0.15%
2. Maluku grew 0.48%
3. Riau Islands grew 0.78%
4. South Kalimantan grew 0.79%
5. Aceh grew 1.16%
6. East Kalimantan grew 1.20%
7. West Java grew 1.33%
8. Central Kalimantan grew 1.56%
9. West Kalimantan grew 1.56%
10. East Nusa Tenggara grew 1.58%

The household consumption expenditure growth in these ten provinces was below the national average growth of 2.02%.