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Table 11. Clothing exporters of selected countries, 1990-03 (bill. US$ and %)Source: WTO (2004a)15 Kadin Indonesia – www.kadin-Quarterly Report - January 2006indonesia.or.id
Probably the internal problems faced by the T&C industry in Indonesia as mentionedbefore have made Indonesia as a small country in the T&C global trade. It also revealsfrom database from the Department of Industry and Trade (Depperindag) that the T&Cexport share in Indonesian total exports of manufactured goods has declined steadily(Figure 6). Similar picture for the clothing export (Figure 7). If these declining trendscontinue, it is not impossible that Indonesian T&C industry will loss its share in the worldmarket. The next and probably more important effect would be a serious loss inemployment, as T&C industry together with furniture and shoes are the most labourintensive industries that have been depending besides on domestic demand also on exportfor their growth sustainability (Table 12).Figure 6. Export share of Textile in Indonesia’s total export of manufacturing.%161412108642019931994199519961997Source: see Figure 1.1998199920002001200220032004 (Feb)Figure 7. Export share of Clothing in Indonesia’s total export of manufacturing%18161412108642019931994199516 Kadin Indonesia – www.kadin-Quarterly Report - January 2006indonesia.or.id199619971998199920002001200220032004 (Feb)
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