2023 Data: 37,380 Divorce Cases in West Java Due to Economic Issues

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Historically, the increase in the number of divorces due to economic problems this year has shown higher growth than in the previous year.

Number of Divorces Due to Economic Issues in West Java, 2018-2023

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2023 Data: 37,380 Divorce Cases in West Java Due to Economic Issues

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Number of Divorces Due to Economic Issues in West Java, 2018-2023

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The number of divorces due to economic problems in West Java reached 37,380 cases in 2023. This figure has increased recently. Over the past five years, the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) shows a negative value of -1.34%.

Historically, the increase in the number of divorces due to economic problems this year shows higher growth than in the previous year. Over the past six years, the province recorded its highest growth at over 124.9% in 2021. The lowest growth was recorded in 2020 at -54.85%.

Compared to the other 34 provinces, the latest data published by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) in December 2023 places West Java in second 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
Jakarta: 2,452 cases
East Kalimantan: 766 cases
Yogyakarta: 583 cases
South Sumatra: 574 cases

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