August 13, 2025

Determinants of Economic Disparities Among Regencies and Cities in Central Java, 2015–2023

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AMAlisa Chotrun Nada MunawarohJenderal Soedirman University DRDijan RahajuniJenderal Soedirman University RGRatna Setyawati GunawanJenderal Soedirman University

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Quantitative analysis shows economic inequality is influenced by population size and open unemployment in Central Java, suggesting the need for balanced development strategies.

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Economic inequality is significantly influenced by population size and unemployment rates, highlighting key socio-economic factors.
The analysis used a fixed effects model on panel data consisting of 315 observations across 35 regions over nine years.
Independent variables assessed included population size, open unemployment, average years of schooling, and industrial concentration.
Findings emphasize the necessity for strategic investments in education and employment to alleviate disparities in regional development.

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Munawaroh et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7c8d7567bf4f94ff3fbb https://doi.org/10.32424/icsema.1.1.361

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Quantitative analysis shows economic inequality is influenced by population size and open unemployment in Central Java, suggesting the need for balanced development strategies.

Determinants of Economic Disparities Among Regencies and Cities in Central Java, 2015–2023

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Determinants of Economic Disparities Among Regencies and Cities in Central Java, 2015–2023

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