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“The High
Economic Growth not Making Poverty in East Java Receding”
Amaluddin • 12nd April
2016 21:17 GMT
Metrotvnews.com,
Surabaya: The poverty rate in East Java has
increased in 2015 to reach 4.775 million people, while in 2014 reached 4.748
million people. The high poverty is not line with economic growth in East Java
which continues to rise 5.44 percent, higher above the national only 4.79
percent.
It was known from the results of
this Remarks Accountability Reports discussion (LKPJ) Governor of East Java in
2015, when a plenary session at the Parliament Building East Java.
"The rich people is getting
richer and the poor people is getting poorer, due to the increased amount of
poverty in East Java," said Vice Chairman LKPJ governor in 2015, Agus
Maimun, Jalan Indrapura, Tuesday (04/12/2016).
According to Agus, the high poverty
rate in East Java, because many programs are dedicated to reducing poverty in
the region in East Java was not optimal. As a result, the number of poor
increased and emerging geographic disparities.
Additionally, this concerns the high
poverty social inequality in East Java which has increased since the year 2013
by 0.36 percent, in 2014 rose to 0.37 per cent and in 2015 even increased to
0.41 percent. "Worse yet, the policy development in 38 counties/cities in
East Java are not in line with the provincial government," he explained.
According to him, the county or city
in East Java programs tend to realize the vision and mission according to which
it is currently ahead in the elections. While the central government, must
undertake the revision of Law 23/2004 which tend county or city does not follow
the policies made by the government thereon (Provincial Government).
"It is time for the central
government to make regulations governing the policies made by the county or
city government should be in line with the top of it. So, the government
program can be completed up to the lower levels," he said.
East Java Governor Soekarwo, said
the growing number of poverty in East Java because of global economic factors
that are unstable, as well as the impact of the transition of work from humans
to machines that do a lot of companies. As a result, making the number of
unemployed is growing.
According Soekarwo, it can’t be
denied again by the global economic conditions are uncertain as today will also
bring the number of poverty increased.
"It's not just happening in
East Java, but almost all regions and countries. The number of industries that
use the engine power of the human impact on the number of unemployed increased
every year," he said.
Analysis
of “The High
Economic Growth not Making Poverty in East Java Receding”
Based on the above article, the
analysis which can be taken is
the poverty rate increased by 27,000 people, or 5.44 percent. It was known from
the results of this discussion Remarks Accountability Report (LKPJ).
According to Agus, the causes of
poverty is first, because many programs dedicated to reduce poverty in the
region in East Java are not optimal, the second is related to social inequality
in East Java which has increased since the year 2013-2015, the third reason is
that the development policy in 38 counties or cities in East Java which is not line
with the provincial government.
Solutions to reduce poverty,
according to Agus is the central government to make regulations governing the
policies made by the county or city government should be in line.
According to the Governor of East
Java, Soekarwo, the causes of poverty is due to the unstable global economy,
and the impact of the transition from human labor to machines that do a lot of
companies. As a result, making the number of unemployed is growing.
The
opinion of our group about the article, as we know that poverty is a condition
where a person's deficiencies usual thing possessed, and possessed a regular
thing can some aspects.
Some
of the causes of such poverty, low education levels, low labor productivity,
low wages, income distribution is unequal, lacking the employment opportunities,
low the quality of natural resources, poor use of technology, low work ethic
and low motivation of workers, culture (tradition), and politically unstable.
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