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Indonesia, the fourth most populous nation of the world has a flourishing economy which is dominated by the services sector, industry and agriculture. The services sector accounts for around 46 per cent of the GDP and for years the strong workforce in this sector has helped in the economic development of Indonesia. During 1970-1980 the economy of Indonesia faced a decline. Rate of inflation rose and the flow of foreign investment reduced. But in the later half of 1980, the government took bold step towards economic reform and framed a changed economic policy and once again flow of foreign investment increased specially in the export-oriented manufacturing sector.
Between 1989-1997 Indonesia's economy grew at an average of over seven per cent. Japan, China and USA are the major export markets of the country. The rate of employment is high in the country and the agriculture sector is the largest employer in the country.
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Jobs In Indonesia
The major agricultural products of Indonesia are palm oil, rice, tea, coffee, spices and rubber. Around 45 per cent of the work force is engaged in agricultural jobs in Indonesia. The industrial sector also contributes fairly in the economic development of Indonesia. The major industries of the country are petroleum, natural gas, textiles and apparel and in the recent years these industries have created enormous opportunity for jobs in Indonesia.
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