Children from poor families, on average, complete their education up to the third grade of junior high school.
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Education levels in Indonesia correlate with household economic conditions. 2019 youth statistics show that the higher the household expenditure, the higher the level of education completed by young people.
Youth in the bottom 40% expenditure group only reach up to the 9th grade of junior high school (SMP)/equivalent. Conversely, youth in the top 20% expenditure group can reach up to the 12th grade of senior high school (SMA)/equivalent.
This indicates the influence of economic status on educational attainment. For information, according to Law Number 40 of 2009, youth are Indonesian citizens aged 16 to 30 years who are entering a crucial period of growth and development.
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