explaining the change between them. The asset balances area cover all economic assets covered by column (5) for non produced natural assets. The row of the table referring to the SNA flows are a row (ii) for supply, a row (iii) for economic users, a row (iv) for consumption of fixed capital, and a row (v) for net domestic product (NDP).
The non shaded area included the additional elements needed to supplement the SNA concepts by valuing the physical data. There are two types of additional elements. The first type is included in an additional column (6) which record the effects of economic activities on the non produced natural assets that are not included as economic assets in the SNA, such as wood from virgin forest. The second type is included in two additional rows (vi and vii) that include elements for the non produced natural assets by depletion and degradation, and for other accumulation of the non produced natural assets, which covers the transfer of natural assets to and between economic users. The row (viii)is included to derive an environmentally adjusted net domestic product (EDP).
In Table 8, it is provided data of integrated balance of premium and natural gas. The source of data is from the GDP and monetary accounts (Table 5 and Table 6). For instance, it is only provided the data for one year, that is 1995. Meanwhile, in Table 9, it is provided the comparison figure between GDP, NDP, and NDP1 (environmentally adjusted of NDP) during 1990 to 1995. Table 9 shows that ratio of NDP to GDP is relatively constant, which is around 0.95 for each year, while the ratio of NDP1 to GDP increase in every year. This means that the depletions of natural resources decrease. The tendency of this decrease is also shown from the increasing ratio between NDP1 and NDP.
The average growth of GDP during 1990 to 1995 is 8.3 per cent annually, while the average growth rate of GDP excluding oil and gas is 9.3 per cent annually. This shows that the growth of Indonesia economy is not further depend to oil and gas. The contribution of oil and gas to the Indonesia economy tends to decrease, while the growth of Indonesia economy excluding oil and gas tend to increase.
