Gross Regional Domestic Product of Keerom Regency by Expenditure 2014-2018

Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) is a set of economic data that can be used to evaluate the economic development performance of a region (provincial or district / city). This data set can also be used for other purposes and purposes, such as the basis for developing economic models in order to formulate policy formulations, the velocity of money (velocity of money), financial sector deepening (finacial deepening), taxation, export studies and import and so on.
According to macroeconomic theory, the calculation of GRDP can be done through three approaches, namely: the production / supply approach (GRDP according to Industry / Industry), the final expenditure / demand approach (GRDP according to Expenditure / expenditure) and the income approach (GDP according to income) . All three approaches in calculation will theoretically produce the same GRDP figures.
This publication specifically addresses the GRDP according to the final expenditure / demand approach. This approach is broken down into several components, namely: Household Consumption Expenditures, Consumption Expenditures of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households, Government Consumption Expenditures, Investment (Gross Fixed Capital Formation and Changes in Inventory), Foreign Exports, Foreign Imports, and Net Exports Interregional (interregional exports reduced by interregional imports). GRDP data in this publication and subsequent publications using the 2010 base year, and have applied the concept of the System of National Accounts 2008 as recommended by the United Nations.

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