The Gini ratio in March 2026 was recorded at 0.355

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The Gini ratio in March 2026 was recorded at 0.355

Release Date	:	August 5, 2026
File Size	:	2.510990 MB

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In March 2026, expenditure inequality among the population of South Sulawesi, as measured by the Gini ratio, stood at 0.355. This figure increased from 0.350 in September 2025 but decreased from 0.363 in March 2025.
The Gini ratio in urban areas was recorded at 0.360 in March 2026, declining from 0.363 in September 2025 and 0.373 in March 2025.
In contrast, the Gini ratio in rural areas increased from 0.315 in September 2025 to 0.332 in March 2026. This development indicates that the increase in inequality at the provincial level was primarily associated with rising expenditure inequality in rural areas.

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The Gini ratio in March 2026 was recorded at 0.355

Release Date	:	August 5, 2026
File Size	:	2.510990 MB

Abstract

In March 2026, expenditure inequality among the population of South Sulawesi, as measured by the Gini ratio, stood at 0.355. This figure increased from 0.350 in September 2025 but decreased from 0.363 in March 2025.
The Gini ratio in urban areas was recorded at 0.360 in March 2026, declining from 0.363 in September 2025 and 0.373 in March 2025.
In contrast, the Gini ratio in rural areas increased from 0.315 in September 2025 to 0.332 in March 2026. This development indicates that the increase in inequality at the provincial level was primarily associated with rising expenditure inequality in rural areas.