The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the relation between the development of manufacturing sector, its compositional changes, its demand for energy and their consequence on the emission of greenhouse gases. Various policies which affect the development of the sector will also be discussed.structural change, industrial pollution, Indonesia

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Structural Change and Its Effect on Industrial Pollution of the Manufacturing Sector

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