Gross Regional Domestic Product of Lampung Timur Regency by Expenditure 2012-2016

One of the important economic indicators to measure the economic condition in a certain region in a given period is Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP), both at current and constant prices. GDRP is defined as total value added created by all economic units in a certain region, or total final goods and services produced by all economic units. By expenditure approach, GRDP is defined as total components of final demand, namely: (1) household final consumption expenditure; (2) nonprofit institutions serving household final consumption expenditure; (3) government final consumption expenditure; (4) gross domestic fixed capital formation; (5) change in inventories; and (6) net export (export minus import). This publication presents a simple analysis of the bahvior of consumption, investment, and foreign trade and inter-regional trade. The analysis was based on derived indicators of GRDP by expenditure. The analysis also includes socio-demographic indicators (such as population and household), so the analysis results become more informative.