Volume 37, Number 1

Regional Patterns of Manufacturing Industries: a Study of Manufacturing Industries in Java Region, Indonesia

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The paper aims to complement the findings of studies on regional and industrial concentration in Indonesia`s manufacturing industry by exploring whether regional specialization and industrial concentration patterns changed during the 1998-2007 period. In particular, the focus is on the three biggest regions in Java using Indonesia`s Standard Industrial Classification of Industries (SIC) at the three-digit level (SIC 151-293) on the basis of employment data by branch and by region. The major findings of the study show that during 1998-2007, Java`s region became more specialized and industry became more concentrated.

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