1.

what are the different sectors of the economy in indonesia

The economic sector is grouping the economy into several parts. Traditionally, the economic
sector is divided according to activities, namely the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors. In
the 20th century, the quarternary sector was added as a new group.

- The primary sector is the economic sector that uses direct natural resources.

- The secondary sector is the economic sector that processes primary products into finished
goods

- The tertiary economic sector is one of the three sectors of the secondary sector and the
primary sector

- The The quaternary sector is the economic sector which includes the provision of services
using knowledge and skills

2. what do you think of the development of the sectors of the economy in indonesia

In my opinion Economic development in Indonesia even though economic development in

Indonesia is seen as getting better than before, the reality is that the economy in Indonesia has
not been stable and there are still ups and downs. Evidenced by the existence of poor families,
unemployment, rampant corruption cases.

3. what is production

Production is an activity carried out to add value to the use of an object or create new objects
so that it is more useful in meeting needs.

4. what do you know about supply chain management

Supply chain management is the supply chain management to maximize valued customers
achieve the competitive advantage that is supported. Supply chain activity is a network that
converts natural resources, raw materials and components to become the final product that
will be sent to customers or customers. Examples of Supply Chain 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 -5: Suppliers,
Manufacturers, Distributors, Outlet Retailers, Customers

5. what is logistics

Definition of Logistics is a science or senior in the process of storing, distributing and

maintaining, and storing various goods or certain tools or a part of management science in
which a series of activities are interconnected and carried out in stages

6. what is distribution
Definition of Distribution is the activity of distributing a product, whether it is goods or services,
from producers to customers so that the product is widely distributed

7. what are the differences between distribution and delivery

Distribution is one aspect of marketing. Distribution of goods and services from the source, to
customers or end consumers through distribution channels available at the time of delivery.

Delivery is the process of sending goods or packages that have been sent in the manifest, which
are then sent as intended.

8. what is quality

quality is the level of good or bad level or degree of something. This term is widely used in
business, engineering, and manufacturing in its improvement with techniques and concepts to
improve the quality of products or services produced

9. why do you think quality is an important factor in making a product

in my opinion quality is very important because the company's ability to provide identity or
features on each product so that consumers can improve the product and is a potential strategy
weapon to win the competition.

10. how can a company ensure a good quality of a product

Basic Principles of Customer Satisfaction Research: Research must satisfy customer

expectations, Research must be approved on the quality of the product, Qualitative and
quantitative data must be collected. To make a product that is truly good quality, Companies
need to create a system to create products that have total Quality Quality Management

11. what is total quality management? and why does it affect the quality of a product

TQM is a quality management system that focuses on the Customer (Customer focus) by
involving all levels of employees in making continuous improvements or improvements. it
affects because the main objective of total quality management improves the quality of work,
increases productivity and improves a procedure for success.

12. what is the importance of brand recognation

1) Brands differentiate products with contrast products. 2) Adding product value, Consumers
see the brand as a benchmark and add value to the product. 3) Brands can add to the image of
a product.

13. what is the correlation between brand and the attitude of the users
describe the overall response of the customer to the quality and superiority offered by the
brand. Brands are also able to identify a quality product to finally be able to help consumers
shop more effectively and efficiently.

14. what is product life cycle

The Product Life Cycle is the stages of the product journey from products that are announced to
the market (market) to eventually disappear from the market.

15. what is definition of marketing

Marketing is one of the main activities that need to be carried out by the company whether it is
a company of goods

16. what is the difference between advertisment and advertising

Advertisement is the way to promote a goods, services. Distributing of advertising is usually

through a variety of media, one of them is paper in the form of newspapers, magazines,
tabloids that are containt an information that people always read

Advertising is the agency, industry, or bussines to make advertisement and inform them to the
people about goods, services, job. Usually they spread an advertisement in newspaper ,
television, or internet, accomodated with customer's request.

17. what is definition of bank

Banks are financial institutions that have an obligation to raise funds from the public and
channel them back to the community in the form of working capital loans to improve the living
standards of the general public.

18. tell me the types of bank in indonesia

1) Types of Banks Based on their Functions : Central Bank, commercial banks, rural banks

2) Type of Bank Based on Ownership

State-Owned Bank; for example (BNI), (BRI), (BTN), and others.

National Private Owned Bank; for example (BCA), Bank Danamon, Bank Muamalat, Bank
Permata, and others.

Foreign-Owned Bank; Standard Chartered Bank, Citibank, and others.

Mixed Bank; Sakura Swadarma Bank, Interpacific Bank, Mitsubishi Buana Bank, and others.
3) Types of Banks Based on their Status : Foreign Exchange Bank, Non-Foreign Exchange Banks

4) Types of Banks Based on How to Determine Prices : Banks with Conventional Principles,
Banks with Sharia Principles

19. what is venture capital and tell the process of it

Venture capital is an investment in the form of financing which is equity participation in a

private company as a business partne for a certain period of time.

the process is to become partners of venture capital companies consists of ownership, business
fields, experience. Then the prospective partner company will conduct an interview. The next
process is that the venture capital company will send a letter of information. the proposal has
been submitted. If approved, the next step is to make an agreement between the venture
capital company and the business partner company. The final process is that the divestment is
carried out after 5-10 years according to the funding process period at the beginning of the
agreement.

20. what are the uses of stock and shares? compare with other possible investments

the uses of stock and shares is can be determined as a sign of equity or unilateral participation
in a limited company or company can claim on the company's income, a claim on the
company's assets. other possible invesments

1. Time Deposits : bank deposits that have a higher interest rate than ordinary savings.

2. Gold or Precious Metals : Gold will experience price increases due to certain events that
cause the value of paper investment

3. Property : Having functions similar to property values generally continues to increase from
year to year.