August 12, 2025

Income Inequality in the Digital Era: Spatial Analysis and Its Implications for Economic Equalityincome Inequality in Digital Era

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Spatial analysis shows income inequality and Gini ratios in regions, implying disparities in economic equality.

Income inequality in Indonesia has risen sharply, especially in DKI Jakarta, indicating severe regional disparities.
The Jaime Bonet Index highlighted DKI Jakarta's inequality rate at 4.44, showcasing greater economic divides across regions.
Regression analysis revealed a strong correlation (0.932) between the Gini ratio and factors like mean years of schooling and human development.
While some variables significantly affect the Gini ratio, factors like unemployment rate show no notable influence on income inequality.

S et al. (2025) studied this question.

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