| Summary: | The process of economic development in the city of Yogyakarta to result in
economic growth that is marked by an increase in GDP per capita in this city.
However, the rate of economic growth and GDP per capita in each sub-district has
a different value, thus causing inequality between regions.
This study aims to identify and analyze the pattern of economic growth per
capita GDP inequality between districts in the city of Yogyakarta-year period
2003-2012. By using secondary data that includes data GDP, population, and GDP
per capita districts in the city of Yogyakarta, this study uses an analytical tool in
the form of typology Klaassen, Williamson index, Theil Entropy Index, Theil
Entropy Index Between Group, and Within Group Theil Entropy Index.
The results showed that areas in all four quadrant typology klaaseen
gathered in the same location, except quadrant IV had separated location. The
results of both inequality index analysis showed different trends during the study
period. Williamson Index showed thin downward trend, while the Theil Entropy
Index showed a slight increase. Theil Entropy Index Between Group and Within
Group Theil Entropy Index also showed thin upward trend. Within Group Theil
Entropy Index analysis in group 1 (affluent districts) and group 2 (fast growing
districts) showed an upward trend during the study period, whereas in group 3
(districts depressed) showed a downward trend.
Keywords: inequality, growth, Typology Klassen, Williamson index, Theil
Entropy Index, Between Group Theil Entropy Index, Within Group
Theil Entropy Index
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