economic growth and percapita income distribution: case study of east java province
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2011
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Abstract
The objective of this paper is of twofold. First, it analyzes the disparity distribution of percapita
income among regions in East Java Province. Second, it analyzes the correlation beetwen economic
growth and disparity distribution of percapita income among regions in East Java Province. It uses
Williamson disparity index and Pearson correlation to analyze the data. In the period of 2001-2007,
the disparity index shows that distribution of percapita income among regions in East Java Province
is getting unbalanced and the correlation beetwen economic growth and disparity distribution
of percapita income among regions in East Java Province is positive and significant.
Keywords: Income per capita, disparity, economic growth
JEL classification numbers: O16, O18, O49
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| Authors | ;I Made Suparta |
| Journal | neurological sciences |
| Year | 2011 |
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