"Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2011 grew by 6.5 percent compared to 2010. Growth occurred in all sectors of the economy, with the highest growth in the Transport and Communications Sector 10.7 percent and the lowest in the Mining and Quarrying sector 1.4 percent While GDP (excluding oil and gas) in 2011 grew 6.9 percent.
The magnitude of Indonesia's GDP in 2011 at current prices reached Rp7,427.1 trillion, while at constant prices (2000) reached Rp2,463.2 trillion.
Quarterly, Indonesia's GDP in Q4 / 2011 compared to Q3 / 2011 (q-to-q) decreased by 1.3 percent, but when compared to Q4 / 2010 (y-on-y) grew by 6.5 percent .
Economic growth in 2011, according to the usage side, occurred in the export component of 13.6 percent, followed by the establishment of gross fixed capital (PMTB) 8.8 percent, household consumption expenditure 4.7 percent, government consumption 3.2 percent, and import components as a subtracting factor also experienced a growth of 13.3 percent.
In 2011, GDP was used to meet household consumption by 54.6 percent, government consumption 9.0 percent, gross fixed capital formation or physical investment 32.0 percent, export 26.3 percent, and imports 24.9 percent.
GDP per capita at current prices in 2011 reached Rp30.8 million (US $ 3,542.9), an increase compared to 2010 of Rp27.1 million (US $ 3,010.1).
57.5 percent of GDP in the fourth quarter of 2011 was contributed by Java Island, with the order of the three largest provinces are: DKI Jakarta, East Java, and West Java. Quantitatively, activities in the secondary and tertiary sectors are still concentrated in Java, whereas the activities of the primary sector are more played by outside Java