Indonesia's projected economic growth is higher than the result of 2012 when it posted an annual growth of 6.23 percent. However, it is lower than the target that was formulated in the country's National Medium Term Development Plan (RPJMN, 2010-2014).

In 2014, Indonesian exports are expected to rise by 6.9-7.1 percent, and household consumption is expected to rise by 5.2-5.6 percent. Foreign investment is also assumed to remain strong, although political elections in 2014 can make some investors cautious.

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