In
its function as a provider of data and statistics in order to improve
the quality of public services, the head of the Bali Provincial BPS,
Panusunan Siregar, said exposure titled "Portrait Macro Indicators
Development Outcomes Denpasar City" event (Regional Development Planning
Meeting (Musrenbangda) Denpasar 2015 in Main Meeting Room Township Regional Secretariat of Denpasar, March 24, 2015
BPS
head of Bali Province, Panusunan Siregar explained the detailed study
of the macro economy, complete, easy to understand the meaning and
significance of development indicators released by the CPM related
triple-track performance indicators include inflation, export-import,
indicators of employment, poverty and HDI and income inequality and inequality of development in the city of Denpasar.
One cause of the increase in poverty is due to an increase in income inequality. The
number of poor people in Bali increased by 0.23% from March 2014 to
September 2014. This is caused by several things, namely: the level of
income inequality widened Balinese society characterized by increased
numbers Gini ratio of 0.415 in March 2014 to 0.422 in September 2014, and the amount is categorized as moderate inequality.
When examined further, widening inequality, urban areas, namely from 0.429 to 0.449 figure. Based
on the size of the World Bank, the amount of "economic pie" that is
enjoyed by 40% of low-income people, shrinking ie from 15.79% in March
2014 to 14.29% in September 2014. On the other hand, the amount of
"economic pie" that enjoyed
by the top 20% income increase, ie from 47.98% in 2013 to 50.01% in
2014. As a result, an increase in poverty in urban areas amounted to
0.34% and 0.337% in rural areas. Apart
from the increase in income inequality, reduced the number of people
working in the sector of Agriculture and Construction which incidentally
is the container sector informal workers (low-skilled labor), ie from
58.09% in March 2014 to 52.32% in September 2014, also contributed to increase the number of poor Bali in September 2014.
