Pemangkasan anggaran sesuai Instruksi Presiden Nomor 1 Tahun 2025, diperkirakan akan menekan pertumbuhan ekonomi tahun ini. Data BPS menunjukkan kontribusi konsumsi Pemerintah ke pertumbuhan ekonomi cenderung menurun dalam 5 tahun terakhir.
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00:00But there is information that the budget cut, as instructed by President No. 1 in 2025, is expected to suppress this year's economic growth.
00:14The BPS data shows that the government's consumption contribution to economic growth tends to decline in the last five years.
00:23The BPS data shows that the government's consumption contribution to economic growth tends to decline in the last five years.
00:26The government's budget cut is expected to suppress this year's economic growth.
00:34The data shows that the government's consumption contribution to economic growth tends to decline in the last five years.
00:43BPS Chief Executive Amalia Adenigar Widyasanti explained that in 2020, the government's consumption contribution reached 9.66 percent, while in 2024 it fell to 7.73 percent.
00:58So that by a percentage of economic growth of 5.02 percent throughout 2024, the government's consumption contributed 0.4 percent.
01:08Amalia said that the government's consumption trend did decline in the last five years, but that was due to a larger government spending in 2020 due to COVID-19, while spending in 2024 is estimated to have entered the post-COVID period.
01:23Amalia said that the government's consumption trend did decline in the last five years, but that was due to a larger government spending in 2020 due to COVID-19, while spending in 2024 is estimated to have entered the post-COVID period.
01:50Amalia said that the government's consumption trend did decline in the last five years, but that was due to a larger government spending in 2024.
02:03Economic growth throughout 2024 is estimated to reach 5.02 percent.
02:07This reach was also contributed by the government's consumption, which contributed 0.4 percent of the growth.
02:19This reach was also contributed by the government's consumption, which contributed 0.4 percent of the growth.