Gross Regional Domestic Product of Jayapura Regency by Expenditure 2020-2024

Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) serves as a crucial economic indicator for assessing regional development performance across provinces, regencies, and cities. Beyond performance evaluation, GRDP data supports diverse applications including economic modeling for policy development, monetary velocity analysis, financial sector deepening assessments, tax policy formulation, and trade studies. This publication specifically examines GRDP through the expenditure approach, which decomposes economic activity into key components: household consumption expenditure, consumption expenditure of non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), government consumption expenditure, investment (comprising gross fixed capital formation and inventory changes), foreign exports and imports, and net interregional trade (calculated as interregional exports minus interregional imports). The presented GRDP data utilizes 2010 as its base year and implements the System of National Accounts 2008 (SNA 2008) framework in accordance with United Nations recommendations, ensuring international comparability and methodological consistency in regional economic measurement. This standardized approach facilitates accurate temporal and spatial analyses of economic trends while supporting evidence-based policymaking at regional levels. Subsequent publications will maintain these methodological standards to ensure data continuity and reliability for longitudinal studies and regional development planning.