The 2016 Economic Census is a statistical activity conducted by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) to collect data on economic activity in Indonesia. Here are some key points from the 2016 Economic Census¹ ²:
- Objective: To produce accurate and reliable economic statistics for the planning and evaluation of government policies, businesses, and the public.
- Method: The enumeration was conducted using a census method for medium-sized and large businesses and a sample method for micro, small, and medium-sized businesses.
- Coverage: All non-agricultural businesses/companies in Indonesia, including:
- Wholesale and retail trade
- Manufacturing industry
- Construction
- Transportation and warehousing
- Financial services and insurance
- Real estate
- Results:
- The number of businesses/companies in Indonesia is 26,422,256
- The number of workers is 78,673,286 people
- Total employee compensation/wages is IDR 1,369,332,232,214,820
- DKI Jakarta Province has the largest total compensation, accounting for 22% of the total business compensation value.
The 2016 Economic Census also produced various publications, such as³ ⁴:
- 2016 Economic Census Metadata
- 2016 Economic Census Map
- 2016 Indonesian Economic Census Business/Company Registration Results
These publications can be used as references to understand Indonesia's economic conditions in 2016 and as a basis for national and regional development planning.
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