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    SWOT Analysis For Indonesia

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    Indonesia has significant economic strengths including a large domestic market, diverse natural resources, and low labor costs. However, it also faces weaknesses such as overdependence on Chinese demand and foreign direct investment. If it can leverage opportunities like its large population and strategic location in Southeast Asia to address threats including political instability, terrorism, and poverty, Indonesia is well-positioned to become a globally important economy in the 21st century.

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    SWOT Analysis For Indonesia

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    Indonesia has significant economic strengths including a large domestic market, diverse natural resources, and low labor costs. However, it also faces weaknesses such as overdependence on Chinese demand and foreign direct investment. If it can leverage opportunities like its large population and strategic location in Southeast Asia to address threats including political instability, terrorism, and poverty, Indonesia is well-positioned to become a globally important economy in the 21st century.

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    A simple SWOT analysis of Indonesia updated to 2019.

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    Indonesia has significant economic strengths including a large domestic market, diverse natural resources, and low labor costs. However, it also faces weaknesses such as overdependence on Chinese demand and foreign direct investment. If it can leverage opportunities like its large population and strategic location in Southeast Asia to address threats including political instability, terrorism, and poverty, Indonesia is well-positioned to become a globally important economy in the 21st century.

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    SWOT Analysis For Indonesia

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    Indonesia has significant economic strengths including a large domestic market, diverse natural resources, and low labor costs. However, it also faces weaknesses such as overdependence on Chinese demand and foreign direct investment. If it can leverage opportunities like its large population and strategic location in Southeast Asia to address threats including political instability, terrorism, and poverty, Indonesia is well-positioned to become a globally important economy in the 21st century.

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    SWOT Analysis for Indonesia

    Indonesia is a country situated in South East Asia. It is part of the ASEAN community and is the 4th most populous
    country in the world with the 10th biggest economy by GDP. Indonesia in home to a big number of diverse cultures.
    Indonesia is having more and more importance in the world economic sphere and is set to be a global importance
    in the 21st century. Transitioning from an agriculturally based economy to a more industrial manufacturing and
    service economy, we will make a SWOT analysis to understand how Indonesia is taking more and more importance
    as a strong emergent economy.

    Strength Weaknesses Opportunities Threats


    1. Large domestic market (260 1. Very dependent on Chinese 1. Large population which mean a 1. Increasing political instability
    millions), with a strong and market demand large domestic market
    increasing demand 2. 26 million people still under the
    2. High current account deficit 2. Strong connection with the rest poverty line
    2. Diverse Natural Resources of the neighboring countries
    (energy, mining, agriculture) 3. Lack of infrastructure 3. Growing terrorist threats from
    3. Low labor cost 3. Increasing FDI in emerging within the country and abroad
    4. Economy very dependent on economies
    4. Strong cooperation with the FDI (big challenge in 2019 with 4. Growing interest rates which
    ASEAN community the growing interest rates) 4. Increasing access to the could affect FDI
    internet (10% in 2018)
    5. Education sector still
    5. 21% of the population still lives
    5. Strong financial system debilitated (only 9% of the
    under the poverty line
    pop. over 25 with a bachelor’s
    degree in 2016)
    Conclusion

     After this analysis we can conclude that Indonesia is on the right path to become a strong and successful
    economy thanks to its large population which is its main asset. They have also gained a very strong
    importance in South East Asia as they have a big labour force for low quality products. Also they have
    benefited from their strong mining, agricultural and energy sector which is helping the country grow as well
    as a strong FDI.
     While they are striving in certain sector Indonesia should strongly invest in public spending to help their
    population strive. Today still 21% of the population live under the poverty line and this issue could turn in to
    a major threat later on. Indonesia should also address the issues of corruption and political instability which
    could cause fear upon investors which account for more than 30% of the investments made in the country.
    They also have to invest in their education as 70% of the population will be working age adult by 2030.

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