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Industry Statistics > value added > current US$ > Indonesia (historical data)

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Date   Amount    Rank   
2005   131,469,600,000    #13   
2004   112,638,600,000    #17   
2003   103,962,800,000    #17   
2002   89,326,400,000    #18   
2001   76,843,270,000    #18   
2000   75,786,310,000    #18   
1999   60,704,690,000    #22   
1998   43,168,320,000    #27   
1997   95,639,210,000    #16   
1996   98,804,890,000    #15   
1995   84,492,890,000    #17   
1994   71,892,580,000    #18   
1993   62,697,840,000    #20   
1992   55,151,440,000    #22   
1991   51,782,280,000    #22   
1990   44,761,530,000    #23   
1989   38,903,200,000    #22   
1988   33,087,620,000    #24   
1987   27,528,180,000    #26   
1986   27,014,720,000    #26   
1985   31,309,950,000    #20   
1984   34,272,480,000    #17   
1983   33,999,950,000    #19   
1982   35,899,880,000    #17   
1981   38,109,880,000    #16   
1980   32,543,900,000    #19   
1979   20,774,400,000    #24   
1978   19,404,370,000    #22   
1977   16,577,860,000    #22   
1976   13,398,600,000    #23   
1975   10,760,940,000    #23   
1974   9,306,770,000    #25   
1973   4,556,530,000    #31   
1972   2,928,554,000    #33   
1971   2,047,771,000    #40   
1970   1,804,520,000    #29   
1969   1,577,758,000    #28   
1968   1,188,112,000    #28   
1967   761,517,100    #27   


DEFINITION: Industry corresponds to ISIC divisions 10-45 and includes manufacturing (ISIC divisions 15-37). It comprises value added in mining, manufacturing (also reported as a separate subgroup), construction, electricity, water, and gas. Value added is the net output of a sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. The origin of value added is determined by the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), revision 3. Data are in current U.S. dollars.

   
 

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