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An Analysis of the Determinant Factors of Poverty and Inequality in Indonesia and Their Implications for Village Development Planning Wedi, Agus; Fathurrahman, Reza
Journal La Sociale Vol. 6 No. 5 (2025): Journal La Sociale
Publisher : Borong Newinera Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37899/journal-la-sociale.v6i5.2389

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This study aims to analyze the key determinant factors influencing poverty and inequality, as well as to examine their implications for village development planning. The research adopts a mixed-method approach by integrating robust regression-based quantitative analysis with qualitative literature studies derived from secondary sources. The findings identify five factors that significantly affect inequality: economic growth, the open unemployment rate, the human development index (HDI), the proportion of informal agricultural workers, and fiscal transfers from the central government to regional administrations. Furthermore, six determinant factors are found to influence poverty: economic growth, inequality, the open unemployment rate, the human development index, the proportion of informal agricultural workers, and fiscal transfers from the central government to local governments. As a key implication, the study emphasizes the need to prioritize the allocation of village funds toward programs that directly address the root causes of poverty and inequality. This strategic focus is essential to ensure that rural development planning contributes effectively to social equity and sustainable economic growth at the village level.
Co-Authors Adam Firmanda, Syibly Afra, Syifa Amania Agus Wedi Anggraeni, Anggi Anyang, Yopianus Bellastuti, Damaris Bernike Eko Prasojo Enas, Ujang Fadhil, Amrul Fakhri, Najah Najia Ferdiansyah, Julyan Iqbal, Nur Muhamad Lung, Albertus Muazzinah Muazzinah Muzaffar, Muhammad Nabiil Nisa, Ainun Latifa Nur Rahayuningsih, Nur Nurcholik Rusyianto, Anggoro Nurul Hasanah Octavyanida, Ni’matus Gesa Paujia, Eneng Sipa Pratama, Dicky Aji Putri, Tiara Cahaya Rahma, Gita Rianingsih, Restu Saiful Akmal Utami, Anisa Dwi Widiono, Genut Wahyu Wijaksono, Jagad Wijayanti, Yuliani Yuniar Sani, Sofia Zaenal Abidin