<![CDATA[This study aims to investigate the relationship between economic and social indicators and poverty rates. The research focuses on four key indicators: GRDP, PAD, HDI, and TPT. The method was a quantitative research approach. Findings reveal a significant relationship between indicators and poverty rate; economic growth (GRDP, PAD) leads to job creation and poverty reduction; improved HDI (education, health, standard of living) alleviates poverty; lower TPT indicates less poverty. The authors emphasize the need for an integrated development strategy that considers both economic growth and social well-being. Collaboration between government agencies is crucial for effective policy implementation and poverty reduction.]]>
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