DESCRIPTION OF THE WEST SULAWESI ECONOMIC QUARTER II 2009;
West Sulawesi's economic growth as measured by the increase in Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) based on constant prices from quarter I / 2009 to quarter II / 2009 grew by 0.37 percent (q-to-q), whereas when compared to the same quarter of the year 2008 experienced a growth of 10.90 percent (y-on-y). ;
The magnitude of West Sulawesi's GRDP in the second quarter of 2009 based on current prices reached Rp 2,227.84 billion while on the basis of constant 2000 prices it reached Rp 1,058.59 billion. ;
The three economic sectors that experienced the highest growth in Q2 / 2009 (q-to-q) were the manufacturing sector which grew by 10.41 percent, followed by the electricity, gas and clean water sector which grew by 9.93 percent and the mining and mining sectors. the excavation grew 6.23 percent. While the highest growth (y-on-y,) occurred in the mining and quarrying sector which grew by 47.48 percent followed by the transportation and communication sector which grew 44.43 percent, and the construction sector which grew 34.96 percent. ;
The agriculture sector in the second quarter of 2009 was the worst performing economic sector, which was marked by experiencing economic growth of minus 2.94 percent (q-t-q) and minus 2.92 percent (y-on-y). ;
All components of GRDP usage experienced positive growth in Q2 / 2009 (q-to-q). The three components that experienced the highest growth were exports, which increased by 11.84 percent. Furthermore imports and PMTB grew by 5.38 percent and 4.47 percent respectively. ;
In real terms, in the second quarter of 2009 (y-on-y) there was an increase in all components of the GRDP according to usage. This growth mainly occurred in exports which grew by 29.78 percent. Furthermore, government consumption amounted to 21.15 percent and PMTB also experienced high growth of 20.78 percent, imports by 12.39 percent, and household consumption grew around 7.90 percent compared to the same period in 2008.;
In terms of usage, 66.66 percent of income is used for household consumption. Components of government consumption and imports each received a portion of 22.70 percent and 22.31 percent. Meanwhile, the portion of exports and PMTB was 17.74 percent and 15.50 percent
