ASEAN's largest economy, a materially different income tier than other profiled countries, and governance scores below the global average
Indonesia, ASEAN's largest economy ($1.45 trillion GDP in 2025), combines a broadly balanced current account (-0.11% of GDP) with moderate inflation (1.91%) and unemployment (3.24%). GDP per capita ($5,060) places it in a materially different income tier than the other economies profiled in this programme so far -- a structural difference to keep in mind for any cross-country comparison. Governance scores are negative on both Control of Corruption (-0.54) and Rule of Law (-0.21), below the global average. The government debt figure available on this platform dates to 2009 -- sixteen years stale -- and is stated as historical context only.
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