With Rp 274 million, Jakarta's Per Capita GRDP was the highest nationally in 2021.

Jakarta's economy is recorded as the highest in Indonesia. This is reflected in the regional gross domestic product (RGDP) of the nation's capital, which is the largest among other provinces.

In 2021, the Jakarta RGDP at current prices was recorded at Rp 2.91 quadrillion. Per capita, the RGDP of the province led by Governor Anies Baswedan reached Rp 274.71 million last year.

This makes the average per capita income of Jakarta's residents the highest nationally. The value is even four times greater than the national average income of Rp 62.23 million per year.

Of the top 10 provinces with the highest per capita RGDP, three are from Kalimantan, and three are from Sumatra. Only two provinces are from Java, with one each from Sulawesi and Papua.

Here is a List of the Top 10 Provinces with the Highest RGDP in 2021:

1. DKI Jakarta Rp 274.71 million
2. East Kalimantan Rp 182.54 million
3. North Kalimantan Rp 155.08 million
4. Riau Rp 130.13 million
5. Riau Rp 129.85 million
6. Central Sulawesi Rp 81.73 million
7. West Papua Rp 73.54 million
8. Jambi Rp 65.19 million
9. Central Kalimantan Rp 62.91 million
10. East Java Rp 60.04 million

For information, Indonesia's economy, measured by GDP at current prices, reached Rp 16.97 quadrillion in 2021. Measured by GDP at constant 2010 prices, the national economy grew by 3.69% from the previous year.