Perkembangan Beberapa Indikator Utama Sosial-Ekonomi Indonesia
Perkembangan Beberapa Indikator Utama Sosial-Ekonomi Indonesia
Perkembangan Beberapa Indikator Utama Sosial-Ekonomi Indonesia
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• Household Member is a person who usually lives in a household regardless of their<br />
location at the time of enumeration.<br />
• Labor force or economically active is population aged 15 years and over who were<br />
working, or have a job but were temporarily absent from work, and those who were<br />
looking for work.<br />
• The concept of working means activity intended to earn income by doing work<br />
or helping to do work at least one hour continuously during the reference week<br />
(including unpaid family worker/s for any economic activity).<br />
• Labor force participation rate is labor force as a percentage of the working age<br />
population.<br />
• Open unemployment rate is unemployment as a percentage of labor force.<br />
• Less than normal working hours (it’s called underemployment) is a person who<br />
worked under the normal working hours (less than 35 hours a week).<br />
• Underemployment is a person who worked under the normal working hours (less<br />
than 35 hours a week), and is still looking for a job or available for work (it’s called<br />
involuntary underemployment).<br />
• Part-time worker is a person who worked under the normal working hours (less than<br />
35 hours a week), but he is not looking for a job or unavailable for work (it’s called<br />
voluntary underemployment).<br />
• Wage/Salary is the income earned by labour covering not only all kinds ofrenumeration<br />
received regularly in monetary terms but also additional cash and other incentives<br />
(such as for transportation, lunch, and other incentives in cash) excluding regular<br />
bonuses, such as incentives for major religious festival days “Lebaran”, and other<br />
incentives at the end of the year, quarterly incentives and other incentives in the form<br />
of nature.<br />
• Literacy Rate is proportion of population aged 15 years and over who are able to read<br />
and write in Roman alphabetical or others.<br />
• School Enrollment is the ratio between the total population of school age group<br />
(7-12 year; 13-15 year; 16-18 year) who attending school with population of school<br />
age group (7-12 year; 13-15 year; 16-18 year). Attending school is someone who is<br />
currently attending primary, secondary or tertiary education package A, package B<br />
or package C.<br />
• Life Expectancy is average number of years that a member of a “cohort” of births<br />
would be expected to live if the cohort were subject to the mortality conditions<br />
expressed by a particular set of “age-specific mortality rates”.<br />
• Human Development Index (HDI) is a composite index of four indicators: life<br />
expectancy rate, literacy rate, average length of school participation, and per capita<br />
expenditures.<br />
• Gini Index is the measure of income distribution calculated based on incomeclasses.<br />
Gini ratio lies between null (zero), expresses ‘perfect equality’ and one (1), which<br />
expresses ‘perfect inequality’.<br />
• Poverty line is the value of per capita expenditure per month to provide basic food and<br />
non-food needs, needed by a person to stay in a proper living condition.<br />
• Poor people is a person whose expenditure per capita per month is below the poverty<br />
line.<br />
• Harvested area is area which vegetable, fruit, medicinal, and ornamental plant of<br />
crop harvested during the period of report.<br />
• Production is the standard production quantity form of vegetable, fruit, medicinal and<br />
ornamental plant based on harvested area reported month/quarterly.<br />
• Annual vegetable plants are plants which are the sources of vitamin, contained<br />
mineral salt, etc, consumed from the part of plant in the form of vegetable and more<br />
than one year of age.<br />
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Trends of the Selected Socio-Economic Indicators of <strong>Indonesia</strong>, May 2011