1. INDONESIA
PRESENTED TO
FISCHER

2. Demographic Transition
mathematical Location
47’ S, 113’ E
Situation
south of East Asia and North of North West of Australia 47’ S, 113’ E
Formal Region
Indonesia
Functional Region
Jakarta, Capital of Indonesia

3. Demographic Transition
Indonesia has a birth rate of per 1000 people yearly with a death rate of per 1000 people yearly. Those two figures create a Natural Increase Rate (NIR) which is a increase of 1.0 %. All three figures effect what stage of the demographic transition model a country is in. Indonesia is in stage three, with decreased birth and death rates but increased Population. Stage three sows that a country has gone through the industrial revolution. As in Indonesia, it has large amounts of manufacturing.

4. Demographic Transition
Country Name
Population Growth
Human Development Index
Life Expectancy
Per Capita GDP
Indonesia
1.097%
0.600
71.05 years
Males: years
Females:73.69 years
$4,000
China
0.494%
0.663
74.51 years
Males: years
Females: years
$6,700
Thailand
0.653%
0.653
75.02 years
Males: years
Females: years
$8,100
Vietnam
1.096%
0.572
71.94 years
Males: 69.48
Females: years
$2,900

5. Economic Development
Primary
petroleum, natural gas, mining, cement, Chemical fertilizers, Plywood, rubber.
Secondary
Textiles, apparel, footwear, food
Tertiary
tourism
INDONESIA HAS A LARGE AMOUNT OF INDUSTRY (SECONDARY) SECTORS JOBS. IT HAS GONE THROUGH A INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. INDONESIA IS A DEVELOPING COUNTRY, PERFECT FOR MANUFACTURING.

6. Site Factors: Land & Labor

7. Site Factors: Resources
Proximity to:
Inputs
Plastic-Manufactured in Indonesia
Metal Manufactured in Indonesia
Markets-Bulk-Gaining
U.S.-Through Pacific Ocean by boat and by train or road to final destination.
European-access through Indian Ocean to Arabian Sea, through Red Sea into Mediterranean Sea and to France Switzerland Germany and other markets, by road or rail.

8. Situation Factors
Indonesia is relatively close to both major markets. The United States is across the Pacific Ocean and by boat, reached with minimal cost. Europe though, there is more travel but less distance. To europe a boat is the main transportation with train/road to final destination.

9. Infrastructure: Transportation
Country Name
Roadways
Railways
Airports
Waterways
Indonesia
437,759 km
Paved- 258,744 km
Unpaved- 179,015 km
8,529 km
684
Paved- 171
Unpaved- 513
21,579 km
China
3,583,715 km
77,834 km
502
Paved- 442
Unpaved- 60
110,000 km
Thailand
180,053 km
4,071
105
Paved- 64
Unpaved- 41
4,000
Vietnam
171,392 km
Paved- 125,789 km
Unpaved- 45,603 km
2,347 km 44
Paved- 37
Unpaved- 7
17,702 km

10. Infrastructure: Communication
Country Name
Main Lines
Cell Lines
Internet Hosts
Internet Users
Indonesia
million
million
1.269 million
30 million
China
million
747 million
million
298 million
Thailand
7.024 million
million
1.335 million
16.1 million
Vietnam
million
million
129,318
million

11. Taxes

12. Social Stability
Indonesia has a fairly stable government. No wars or political unrest. It’s form of government is a republic that holds free and open elections. After the age of 17 there is no restriction on who can vote.

13. Conclusion
In conclusion, Indonesia is an excellent fit for the production of Fischer Skis. Its relative location to both large markets is Ideal but not perfect. The distance form both markets in expansive but not overly expensive. Inputs for a product are perfect due to the production of both mane inputs in Indonesia. With ample amounts of infrastructure for transportation, a large workforce, and low minim wage Indonesia is the perfect country for production.