Gini Ratio Shows a Decreasing Trend During Jokowi's First Term

Viva Budy Kusnandar 17/10/2019 20:14 WIB

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Data from the Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows that the Gini ratio in Indonesia was 0.392 as of March 2019. This figure is lower than the 0.433 recorded in September 2014.

Rural, Urban, and Rural-Urban Gini Ratio (Sep 2014-Mar 2019)

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Rural, Urban, and Rural-Urban Gini Ratio (Sep 2014-Mar 2019)

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Economic inequality during Joko Widodo's first term in office has decreased. Data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) shows Indonesia's Gini ratio at 0.392 as of March 2019. This figure is down from 0.433 in September 2014.

Rural communities tend to have lower inequality. In March 2019, the Gini ratio in rural areas was 0.317, down from 0.336 in September 2014. Meanwhile, the urban Gini ratio decreased by 0.032 points to 0.382.

A Gini ratio of 0 indicates perfect income equality, meaning everyone receives the same income. A Gini ratio of 1 indicates perfect income inequality, meaning income is received by only one person or one group.

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