Exports Drop, Unemployment Rises

CONTINUOUS MISFORTUNE. Maybe this is a truly exact description of the fate of Indonesia's exports. There has been no growth in the domestic market and international markets have been hit by the slowdown in the global economy. Whatever happens, there has been a sharp decrease in Indonesian exports and this has shaken the real sector.

According to data between January and October 2001, exports dropped by 6.84 percent from US$51.69 billion to U

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