Waves of Change in Indonesia's Manufacturing Industry
ASEDP
No.42
CONTENTS
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Preface / Mari E. Pangestu, Yuri Sato
Introduction / Mari E. Pangestu, Yuri Sato
Chapter 1
Transformation and Structural Change in Indonesia's Manufacturing Sector / Haryo Aswicahyono
2. Changes in Policy Direction: 1967-1993
3. Indonesia's Manufacturing Sector in International Perspective
4. Structural Change in Indonesia's Manufacturing Sector
5. Exports
6. Ownership
7. Concentration
8. Conclusion
Chapter 2
The Indonesian Textile and Garment Industry: Structural Change and Competitive Challenges / Mari E. Pangestu
2. Development of Industry and Structural Change
2-1. History of the Textile and Garment Industry
2-2. Evolving Structural Change
2-3. Real Labor Productivity and Wage Trends
3. The Policy Environment and Impact on Textiles and Garments
3-1. Deregulation and Export Orientation
3-2. Composition of Exports
3-3. Main Export Markets
3-4. The Effect of Quotas
4. Challenges: Competitiveness and Structural Change
5. Conclusions
Chapter 3
1-1. Palm Oil in the Global Perspective
1-2. Palm Oil in the Historical Perspective
1-3. Structural transformation of the Industry
2. The Development of Indonesia's Domestic-Oriented Palm Oil Industry
2-1. A Switch-Over From Export to Domestic Edible Oil Use
2-2. The Government-Controlled System of Supply and Price
3. Impact of Export Orientation on the Structure of Palm Oil Industry
3-1. background of Export Orientation
3-2. An Entry of Domestic Private Capital into the Plantation Industry
3-3. Vertical Integration fo Plantation and Processing Industry
3-4. New Development of Processing Industry
3-5. Changes of the Government-Controlled System
4. Competitiveness and Challenges of the Indonesian Palm Oil Industry
4-1. Cost Advantages and Disadvantages
4-2. Challenges for Competitiveness
4-3. The Role of the Government
5. Conclusion
Chapter 4
The Development of the Motorcycle Industry In Indonesia / Thee Kian Wie
2. The Development of the Motorcycle Industry in Indonesia: An Overview
2-1. Growth of the Motorcycle Industry
2-2. Policies
2-3. The Deletion Program of the Motorcycle Industry
2-4. Assessment of the Deletion Program
3. Industrial Organization
4. Technology Transfer and Development
5. Concluding Remarks
Chapter 5
Development and Challenges of the Machinery Industry in Indonesia / Miranda S. Goeltom
1-1. Introduction
1-2. Chronology of Machinery Industry Development in Indonesia
2. Industry Characteristic, 1980-1995
2-1. Demand, Import and Export
2-2. Production and Employment
2-3. Productivity Performance
2-4. Composition of Ownership
2-5. Quality of Machine-Tools and Linkages
2-6. Concentration Ratio in the Machinery Sector
3. Government Policy
4. Challenges Faced by the Machinery Industry
4-1. Technological capability
4-2. linkages and Subcontracting
4-3. Procurement, Management and marketing
4-4. Lack of Investment Financing and Incapability of Offering Suppliers' Credit
4-5. Problems in Human Resource
4-6. Lack of Infrastructure and R&D
5. Conclusion
Chapter 6
The Petrochemical Industry of Indonesia on the Threshold of a Progressive Growth / Djisman S. Simandjuntak
2. International Perspective on Petrochemicals
2-1. Raw Materials and Output
2-2. The Structure of the World's Petrochemical Industry
3. The Petrochemical Industry of Indonesia
3-1. Slow Progress until Late 1980s
3-2. The Rising Demand for Petrochemical Products
3-3. Toward Fast Growth in the 1990s
4. Key Policy Issues
Chapter 7
Conclusion / Mari E. Pangestu, Yuri Sato