2023 Update: 33,570 Divorce Cases in East Java Due to Economic Issues

Agus Dwi Darmawan 10/06/2024 10:09 WIB

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The number of divorces due to economic problems in East Java was recorded at 33,570 cases in 2023.

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The number of divorces due to economic problems in East Java was recorded at 33,570 cases in 2023. This figure is lower than in 2022 and higher than in December 2021. Over the past five years, the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) has been negative at -1.3%.

Historically, the decrease in the number of divorces due to economic problems this year is lower than in the previous year. This province once recorded the highest growth of 59.47%, which occurred in 2021. The lowest growth occurred in 2020 at -41.53%.

Compared to the other 34 provinces, the latest data published by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) in December 2023 places East Java in third place nationally.

The following are the ten provinces with the highest number of divorces due to economic problems nationally in 2023:

* Indonesia: 108,490 cases
* West Java: 37,380 cases
* East Java: 33,570 cases
* Central Java: 23,180 cases
* Banten: 3,327 cases
* Lampung: 2,838 cases
* DKI Jakarta: 2,452 cases
* East Kalimantan: 766 cases
* Yogyakarta Special Region: 583 cases
* South Sumatra: 574 cases

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