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PROBLEM & MOTIVATION

The Ministry of Trade (Kementrian Perdagangan Republik Indonesia) and Central Agency of Statistics (Badan Pusat Statistik) of Indonesia has been providing comprehensive Indonesia’s trading data. However, the information is mostly displayed in a table format. Hence, it is challenging to derive analysis and insights.

Our motivation is to address lack of a comprehensive visualization platform to show the impact of export and import on indonesia’s trade of balance. Furthermore, through this platform, users can essentially identify areas of deficit and improvement on the available data that Indonesia can work on.

It is important to do so because Indonesia is the 4th largest country in the world and one of the largest consumption markets at the global level. Export also has been the engine of Indonesia economy yet it has been declining steadily in 2012 due to lower commodity price and dwindling global demand. Moreover, now in 2019, Indonesia’s export has dropped by 9.99 percent as compared to 2018.

OBJECTIVE

From the comprehensive datasets readily available in the Central Agency of Statistics (over 85 data sets), we will focus on the 3 main objectives. It is as follows:

1. Gain overall insights on the Export and Import activities in Indonesia by countries and regions since 2002. We will also identify the top trading partner of Indonesia.
2. Identify the yearly trends of Exported and Imported Oil and Gas and Non Oil and Gas in Indonesia by countries. This would give us a better understanding on potential type of goods that Indonesia could focus on.
3. Gain insights on the yearly trade balance trends to identify potential trading opportunity for Indonesia.

SELECTIVE DATABASE

The Data Sets we will be using for our analysis and for our application is listed below:

Dataset/Source	Data Attributes	Rationale Of Usage
Export Import (1996 - 2019, July) (https://www.kemendag.go.id/en/economic-profile/economic-indicators/indonesia-export-import)	Export: Year, Total, MIGAS (Oil and Gas), NON MIGAS (Non Oil and Gas), Sector: Agriculture, Sector: Industry, Sector: Mining, Sector: Others Import: Year, Total, Consumption Good, Raw Material Support, Capital Goods.	The dataset will be used to understand the Indonesian Export and import figure from 1996 - 2019, July across multiple categories. At the end, we wish to spot the trend or pattern of Indonesia trading and economy situation.
Value of Exports by Major Countries of Destination (FOB value:million US$), 2000-2017 (https://www.bps.go.id/statictable/2014/09/08/1010/nilai-ekspor-menurut-negara-tujuan-utama-nilai-fob-juta-us-2000-2017.html) Value of Imports by Major Countries of Origin (CIF value: million US$), 2000-2017 (https://www.bps.go.id/statictable/2014/09/08/1036/nilai-impor-menurut-negara-asal-utama-nilai-cif-juta-us-2000-2017.html)	Country of destination Year spanning from 2000-2017 Country of destination Year spanning from 2000-2017	The data set will be used to understand the export and import trading partner of Indonesia from year 2000-2017. We also will use this data set to identify the pattern of whether the import or export value is going up or down.
Value of Exports by Major Ports (FOB value: million US$), 2000-2017 (https://www.bps.go.id/statictable/2014/09/08/1008/nilai-ekspor-menurut-pelabuhan-utama-nilai-fob-juta-us-2000-2017.html) Value of Imports by Major Ports (CIF value: million US$), 2000-2017 (https://www.bps.go.id/statictable/2014/09/08/1038/nilai-impor-menurut-pelabuhan-utama-nilai-cif-juta-us-2000-2017.html)	Province & Major Port Year spanning from 2000-2017	The data set will be used to understand the export and import major port of Indonesia from year 2000-2017.
Volume and Value of Indonesia Import and Export per Commodity (https://www.bps.go.id/subject/8/ekspor-impor.html#subjekViewTab3)	Export: Country of destination Years Import: Country of origin Years	The multiple data set will be used to look in detail the export or import value and volume per commodity to the or from Indonesian trading partners.