2.23% of Young Women Became Heads of Household in 2021
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Some young people, even while still growing, have become the breadwinners of their families. The Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) reported that 11.21% of young people were heads of household in 2021.
Young people, according to Law No. 40 of 2009, are Indonesian citizens aged 16-30 years. This age is a crucial period in growth and development.
By gender, 2.23% are women. Meanwhile, the percentage of young men who are heads of household is significantly higher at 20.02%.
However, more young women and men are household members. A recorded 79.98% of young men and 97.77% of young women are household members.
According to economic status, 17.92% of young heads of household are in the top 20% economic bracket. Meanwhile, 10.44% are in the middle 40%, and 7.99% are in the bottom 40%.
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