1. Major cities in Indonesia, 2. Indonesia’s economic development distribution characteristics and the most developed areas of the economy, 3. Indonesia’s manufacturing, agriculture, industry and commerce are most concentrated
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Question 1: The main cities are: 1. Jakarta: Capital, located on the coast of the northwest of Java, covers an area of 661 square kilometers, and has a population of 9.16 million. , Shipping Center between southern Asia and Oceania. As early as 500 years ago, Jakarta had become a famous seaport output pepper and spices. It was renamed Cha Jakarta in 1527, which contained victory and glory. In 1618, the Dutch colonial army captured, which was easy to name “Badavia”. During the Second World War, the Japanese invaded the army invaded Indonesia. Until 1945, Indonesia was renamed Jakarta and was designated as the capital of the Republic. 2. Surabaya: The capital of East Java has a city area of 300 square kilometers and a population of 3.6 million. It is the second largest city in Jakarta. One of the trading centers and the sea and air transportation hubs of Java Island. During the independence struggle, he was known as the “Hero City” because of heroic resistance. 3. Mianlan: The capital of North Susmen, the city, has an area of 342 square kilometers and a population of about 1.8 million. It is the third largest city in Indonesia. The West Gate of the Malacca Strait is one of the main entry and exit ports of Indonesia’s foreign trade and tourists at home and abroad. The establishment of the Economic Growth of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand has strengthened its position as a development center in northern Jiangsu and northern Indonesia, and promoted the city’s food processing, textile industry, leather products, chemical, building materials, metals and transportation tools, etc. The rapid development of industry. The city is neat, the green trees are lined, and the climate is pleasant. The Sudan Palace in the city was built in 1888. . 4. The capital of Western Java, Sunda’s Cultural Center. The population is 1.7 million. Located in the valley, surrounded by mountains, the scenery is beautiful and the climate is pleasant. There are more than 50 universities and research institutions here, and have the only aircraft manufacturer in the country. The famous Asian and African conferences have been held here, and the original independent building of the conference has now been opened as the Asian -African Conference Museum. 5. Hogya: Located in Central Java, it is one of the three provincial -level special zones across the country and under the jurisdiction of the central government. The urban area is 32.5 square kilometers and the population is 420,000. It is an important cultural and educational center in Indonesia. It shows the window of Java’s traditional culture. It is also a well -known tourist destination. It has the world -renowned Borneus Tower and other famous monks. During the War of Independence, Yogyaka was the first capital of the Republic of Indonesia. Question 2: Since 1968, especially after adjusting the economic structure and product structure in the 1980s, economic development has achieved certain achievements. In the first 25 -year long -term construction plan, the average annual growth of the national product increased by 6%, and inflation was controlled within 10%. In April 1994, he entered the second 25 -year long -term construction plan, that is, the economic take -off stage. The government further relaxes investment restrictions, attract foreign investment, and take measures to vigorously support SMEs, develop tourism, and increase exports. In 1997, it was severely damaged by the Southeast Asian financial crisis, the economy declined sharply, and currency depreciated and inflation was high. In order to get rid of economic predicament, the government was forced to ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help. In 1999, the economy began to recover slowly, but it was highly resistant to rectification, and it was difficult to solve problems such as foreign debt and bank lids from private companies. The resources: rich resources. Minerals are mainly oil, natural gas, coal, tin, aluminum, nickel, copper and gold, silver, etc. The proven mineral reserves are: 5 billion barrels of oil, 73 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, and 36 billion tons of coal. Geothermal resources are abundant, and the forest area is 145 million hectares, accounting for about 74%of the total land area. Industry: Indonesia’s industrial development direction is a manufacturing industry that strengthens the export -oriented. In 2000, manufacturing increased by more than 7 %, accounting for 26 % of the GDP. The main departments include mining, textile, light industry, etc. Agriculture: 59.8 million hectares of cultivated land in the country (excluding Irian Chaoya). In 1996, the total agricultural output value accounted for about 15.2 % of GDP, which increased to 16.9 % in 2000. About 59%of the total population of agricultural population (including forestry and fisheries) across the country. The tourism industry: important foreign exchange industry, the government attaches great importance to the development of tourist attractions, builds restaurants, trainers and simplified procedures. Foreign tourists reached 5.2 million in 1997
Question 1: The main cities are: 1, Jakarta: Capital, located on the coast of the northwest of Java, covers an area of 661 square kilometers and a population of 9.16 million. Shipping Center between southern Asia and Oceania. As early as 500 years ago, Jakarta had become a famous seaport output pepper and spices. It was renamed Cha Jakarta in 1527, which contained victory and glory. In 1618, the Dutch colonial army captured, which was easy to name “Badavia”. During the Second World War, the Japanese invaded the army invaded Indonesia. Until 1945, Indonesia was renamed Jakarta and was designated as the capital of the Republic. 2, Surabaya: The capital of East Java, with a city area of 300 square kilometers and a population of 3.6 million. It is the second largest city in Jakarta. One of the trading centers and the sea and air traffic hubs of Java Island. During the independence struggle, he was known as the “Hero City” because of heroic resistance. 3, Mianlan: The capital of North Susen’s capital, the city is 342 square kilometers, and the population is about 1.8 million, which is the third largest city in Indonesia. The West Gate of the Malacca Strait is one of the main entry and exit ports of Indonesia’s foreign trade and tourists at home and abroad. The establishment of the Economic Growth of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand has strengthened its position as a development center in northern Jiangsu and northern Indonesia, and promoted the city’s food processing, textile industry, leather products, chemical, building materials, metals and transportation tools, etc. The rapid development of industry. The city is neat, the green trees are lined, and the climate is pleasant. The Sudan Palace in the city was built in 1888. 4, Bandung: The capital of Western Java, Sunda’s Cultural Center. The population is 1.7 million. Located in the valley, surrounded by mountains, the scenery is beautiful and the climate is pleasant. There are more than 50 universities and research institutions here, and have the only aircraft manufacturer in the country. The famous Asian and African conferences have been held here, and the original independent building of the conference has now been opened as the Asian -African Conference Museum. 5, yoguk: Located in Central Java, it is one of the three provincial -level special zones across the country and under the jurisdiction of the central government. The urban area is 32.5 square kilometers and the population is 420,000. It is an important cultural and educational center in Indonesia. It shows the window of Java’s traditional culture. It is also a well -known tourist destination. It has the world -renowned Borneus Tower and other famous monks. During the War of Independence, Yogyaka was the first capital of the Republic of Indonesia. Question 2: Since 1968, especially after adjusting the economic structure and product structure in the 1980s, economic development has achieved certain achievements. In the first 25 -year long -term construction plan, the average annual growth of the national product increased by 6%, and inflation was controlled within 10%. In April 1994, he entered the second 25 -year long -term construction plan, that is, the economic take -off stage. The government further relaxes investment restrictions, attract foreign investment, and take measures to vigorously support SMEs, develop tourism, and increase exports. In 1997, it was severely damaged by the Southeast Asian financial crisis, the economy declined sharply, and currency depreciated and inflation was high. In order to get rid of economic predicament, the government was forced to ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help. In 1999, the economy began to recover slowly, but it was highly resistant to rectification, and it was difficult to solve problems such as foreign debt and bank lids from private companies. The resources: rich resources. Minerals are mainly oil, natural gas, coal, tin, aluminum, nickel, copper and gold, silver, etc. The proven mineral reserves are: 5 billion barrels of oil, 73 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, and 36 billion tons of coal. Geothermal resources are abundant, and the forest area is 145 million hectares, accounting for about 74%of the total land area. Industry: Indonesia’s industrial development direction is a manufacturing industry that strengthens the export -oriented. In 2000, manufacturing increased by more than 7 %, accounting for 26 % of the GDP. The main departments include mining, textile, light industry, etc. Agriculture: 59.8 million hectares of cultivated land in the country (excluding Irian Chaoya). In 1996, the total agricultural output value accounted for about 15.2 % of GDP, which increased to 16.9 % in 2000. About 59%of the total population of agricultural population (including forestry and fisheries) across the country. The tourism industry: important foreign exchange industry, the government attaches great importance to the development of tourist attractions, builds restaurants, trainers and simplified procedures. Foreign tourists reached 5.2 million in 1997
Question 1:
The main cities are:
1. Jakarta: Capital, located on the coast of the northwest of Java, covers an area of 661 square kilometers, and has a population of 9.16 million. , Shipping Center between southern Asia and Oceania. As early as 500 years ago, Jakarta had become a famous seaport output pepper and spices. It was renamed Cha Jakarta in 1527, which contained victory and glory. In 1618, the Dutch colonial army captured, which was easy to name “Badavia”. During the Second World War, the Japanese invaded the army invaded Indonesia. Until 1945, Indonesia was renamed Jakarta and was designated as the capital of the Republic.
2. Surabaya: The capital of East Java has a city area of 300 square kilometers and a population of 3.6 million. It is the second largest city in Jakarta. One of the trading centers and the sea and air transportation hubs of Java Island. During the independence struggle, he was known as the “Hero City” because of heroic resistance.
3. Mianlan: The capital of North Susmen, the city, has an area of 342 square kilometers and a population of about 1.8 million. It is the third largest city in Indonesia. The West Gate of the Malacca Strait is one of the main entry and exit ports of Indonesia’s foreign trade and tourists at home and abroad. The establishment of the Economic Growth of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand has strengthened its position as a development center in northern Jiangsu and northern Indonesia, and promoted the city’s food processing, textile industry, leather products, chemical, building materials, metals and transportation tools, etc. The rapid development of industry. The city is neat, the green trees are lined, and the climate is pleasant. The Sudan Palace in the city was built in 1888.
. 4. The capital of Western Java, Sunda’s Cultural Center. The population is 1.7 million. Located in the valley, surrounded by mountains, the scenery is beautiful and the climate is pleasant. There are more than 50 universities and research institutions here, and have the only aircraft manufacturer in the country. The famous Asian and African conferences have been held here, and the original independent building of the conference has now been opened as the Asian -African Conference Museum.
5. Hogya: Located in Central Java, it is one of the three provincial -level special zones across the country and under the jurisdiction of the central government. The urban area is 32.5 square kilometers and the population is 420,000. It is an important cultural and educational center in Indonesia. It shows the window of Java’s traditional culture. It is also a well -known tourist destination. It has the world -renowned Borneus Tower and other famous monks. During the War of Independence, Yogyaka was the first capital of the Republic of Indonesia.
Question 2:
Since 1968, especially after adjusting the economic structure and product structure in the 1980s, economic development has achieved certain achievements. In the first 25 -year long -term construction plan, the average annual growth of the national product increased by 6%, and inflation was controlled within 10%. In April 1994, he entered the second 25 -year long -term construction plan, that is, the economic take -off stage. The government further relaxes investment restrictions, attract foreign investment, and take measures to vigorously support SMEs, develop tourism, and increase exports. In 1997, it was severely damaged by the Southeast Asian financial crisis, the economy declined sharply, and currency depreciated and inflation was high. In order to get rid of economic predicament, the government was forced to ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help. In 1999, the economy began to recover slowly, but it was highly resistant to rectification, and it was difficult to solve problems such as foreign debt and bank lids from private companies.
The resources: rich resources. Minerals are mainly oil, natural gas, coal, tin, aluminum, nickel, copper and gold, silver, etc. The proven mineral reserves are: 5 billion barrels of oil, 73 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, and 36 billion tons of coal. Geothermal resources are abundant, and the forest area is 145 million hectares, accounting for about 74%of the total land area.
Industry: Indonesia’s industrial development direction is a manufacturing industry that strengthens the export -oriented. In 2000, manufacturing increased by more than 7 %, accounting for 26 % of the GDP. The main departments include mining, textile, light industry, etc.
Agriculture: 59.8 million hectares of cultivated land in the country (excluding Irian Chaoya). In 1996, the total agricultural output value accounted for about 15.2 % of GDP, which increased to 16.9 % in 2000. About 59%of the total population of agricultural population (including forestry and fisheries) across the country.
The tourism industry: important foreign exchange industry, the government attaches great importance to the development of tourist attractions, builds restaurants, trainers and simplified procedures. Foreign tourists reached 5.2 million in 1997
Question 1:
The main cities are:
1, Jakarta: Capital, located on the coast of the northwest of Java, covers an area of 661 square kilometers and a population of 9.16 million. Shipping Center between southern Asia and Oceania. As early as 500 years ago, Jakarta had become a famous seaport output pepper and spices. It was renamed Cha Jakarta in 1527, which contained victory and glory. In 1618, the Dutch colonial army captured, which was easy to name “Badavia”. During the Second World War, the Japanese invaded the army invaded Indonesia. Until 1945, Indonesia was renamed Jakarta and was designated as the capital of the Republic.
2, Surabaya: The capital of East Java, with a city area of 300 square kilometers and a population of 3.6 million. It is the second largest city in Jakarta. One of the trading centers and the sea and air traffic hubs of Java Island. During the independence struggle, he was known as the “Hero City” because of heroic resistance.
3, Mianlan: The capital of North Susen’s capital, the city is 342 square kilometers, and the population is about 1.8 million, which is the third largest city in Indonesia. The West Gate of the Malacca Strait is one of the main entry and exit ports of Indonesia’s foreign trade and tourists at home and abroad. The establishment of the Economic Growth of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand has strengthened its position as a development center in northern Jiangsu and northern Indonesia, and promoted the city’s food processing, textile industry, leather products, chemical, building materials, metals and transportation tools, etc. The rapid development of industry. The city is neat, the green trees are lined, and the climate is pleasant. The Sudan Palace in the city was built in 1888.
4, Bandung: The capital of Western Java, Sunda’s Cultural Center. The population is 1.7 million. Located in the valley, surrounded by mountains, the scenery is beautiful and the climate is pleasant. There are more than 50 universities and research institutions here, and have the only aircraft manufacturer in the country. The famous Asian and African conferences have been held here, and the original independent building of the conference has now been opened as the Asian -African Conference Museum.
5, yoguk: Located in Central Java, it is one of the three provincial -level special zones across the country and under the jurisdiction of the central government. The urban area is 32.5 square kilometers and the population is 420,000. It is an important cultural and educational center in Indonesia. It shows the window of Java’s traditional culture. It is also a well -known tourist destination. It has the world -renowned Borneus Tower and other famous monks. During the War of Independence, Yogyaka was the first capital of the Republic of Indonesia.
Question 2:
Since 1968, especially after adjusting the economic structure and product structure in the 1980s, economic development has achieved certain achievements. In the first 25 -year long -term construction plan, the average annual growth of the national product increased by 6%, and inflation was controlled within 10%. In April 1994, he entered the second 25 -year long -term construction plan, that is, the economic take -off stage. The government further relaxes investment restrictions, attract foreign investment, and take measures to vigorously support SMEs, develop tourism, and increase exports. In 1997, it was severely damaged by the Southeast Asian financial crisis, the economy declined sharply, and currency depreciated and inflation was high. In order to get rid of economic predicament, the government was forced to ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help. In 1999, the economy began to recover slowly, but it was highly resistant to rectification, and it was difficult to solve problems such as foreign debt and bank lids from private companies.
The resources: rich resources. Minerals are mainly oil, natural gas, coal, tin, aluminum, nickel, copper and gold, silver, etc. The proven mineral reserves are: 5 billion barrels of oil, 73 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, and 36 billion tons of coal. Geothermal resources are abundant, and the forest area is 145 million hectares, accounting for about 74%of the total land area.
Industry: Indonesia’s industrial development direction is a manufacturing industry that strengthens the export -oriented. In 2000, manufacturing increased by more than 7 %, accounting for 26 % of the GDP. The main departments include mining, textile, light industry, etc.
Agriculture: 59.8 million hectares of cultivated land in the country (excluding Irian Chaoya). In 1996, the total agricultural output value accounted for about 15.2 % of GDP, which increased to 16.9 % in 2000. About 59%of the total population of agricultural population (including forestry and fisheries) across the country.
The tourism industry: important foreign exchange industry, the government attaches great importance to the development of tourist attractions, builds restaurants, trainers and simplified procedures. Foreign tourists reached 5.2 million in 1997
There are more Chinese in Jakarta and Mianlan. The Chinese are mainly engaged in business.
Answer 4; Chinese people are most concentrated by the Liao Nei Islands.
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