I think you misunderstood the term "Domestic Consumption" driven economy. It doesn't mean the whole nation just consume without producing anything, it means that the nation consume mostly what it produced. That is, their economic growth depends mostly on the demand from domestic side. As long as domestic demands keep growing, industrial production will keep growing as well, and that translates into economic growth that shield itself from outside shock. That is good for everyone.
In fact, 47% of Indonesia GDP comes from manufacturing sector. That is comparable to China's 43% of GDP. The difference is that, most of Indonesia manufacturing output end up in domestic market. Indonesia only export what is left from that, mostly natural comodities that cannot be processed due to limited capacity at home. That's why in recent years, the government had tried to force mining companies to build more smelters in Indonesia by banning raw mineral export.
It was contrasted with "export" driven economy, where the nation produce more than what it can consume itself. It works well with countries that specializes in certain products such as Taiwan and Korea (electronics and semiconductors), Middle East (oil). But it will be a disaster if every big countries try to produce everything more than necessary. You cannot expect everyone to sell more and buy less, who will be the buyer? In the end, someone will lose more money. And in the case of China, it is USA and Europe who absorb most of excess products. That is why USA and most Europes has overall trade deficit. The USA and Europe could withstand such loses because their currencies are used as reserve in other countries. But what about other developing countries? That will create predatory economic trade relation where the stronger economy stalls and kills the industrial and economic growth of weaker/smaller countries. That is not good for everyone.
That is what happen to African countries. Despite their economy is domestic consumption driven, they don't have enough manufacturing sector to support it. Why? There are many factors, but one of them is exactly because their market was flooded with Chinese cheap export driven goods that there are no chance for them to develop their own manufacuring sectors.
The case with China where it produced everything from textiles, electronics, toys, machinery with export oriented goals is unsustainable. That is why Chinese government has tried to shift their economic policy to be more domestic oriented so that Chinese economy could continue growing.
