Argentina and Indonesia Economies: A Side-by-Side Table Comparison
In comparing Argentina and Indonesia, we see distinct differences: Argentina’s population is about 6 times smaller, yet its land area is 1.45 times larger. While Argentina’s GDP is nearly half of Indonesia’s, its GDP per capita is significantly higher. Argentina faces greater income inequality and spends less on military, with imports and exports trailing behind Indonesia’s robust trade.
Argentina’s HDI is 0.849 (high), while Indonesia’s is 0.713 (medium). Argentina’s score is 0.136 higher, indicating significantly better human development overall.
China 21%, US 10%, Japan 8%, India 8%, Malaysia 5%
Main export items
soybean meal, corn, soybean oil, wheat, trucks
coal, palm oil, iron alloys, natural gas, steel
Argentina’s imports are about a third of Indonesia’s, and Argentina imports 26% less of its GDP compared to Indonesia. Argentina’s exports are less than a third of Indonesia’s, focusing on agricultural goods, while Indonesia exports more industrial resources.
Argentina’s military expenditure is approximately 67% lower than Indonesia’s, with a budget of $3.12 billion compared to Indonesia’s $9.48 billion, while Argentina allocates a smaller percentage of its GDP to defense at 0.41% versus Indonesia’s 0.70%.
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