Household Expenditure Inequality Continues to Decline Since 2015

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Indonesia's income inequality level showed a downward trend from March 2015 to March 2017.

Urban and Rural Gini Ratio, March 2011-March 2017

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Urban and Rural Gini Ratio, March 2011-March 2017

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Indonesia's income inequality rate showed a downward trend from March 2015 to March 2017. This is evident from the national Gini ratio, which decreased by 0.021 to 0.393 in March 2017 from 0.414 in September 2014. The Gini ratio for urban populations decreased by 0.016 to 0.32 from 0.336, and for rural populations it decreased by 0.026 to 0.407 from 0.433. This decrease in the Gini ratio indicates an improvement in the distribution of income among Indonesia's population.

The Gini ratio for urban areas in March 2017 was lower compared to September 2016 and March 2016. However, the Gini ratio for rural areas in March 2017 increased compared to September 2016, but decreased compared to March 2016.

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