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Number of Banks
Number of Banks
Number of Banks
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Source
The tabulation reports the total number of actively operating bank offices per 10,000 population, from 1996 to 2019. We account for different varieties of banks in the tabulation, including private banks, rural banks, and government banks. The bank office data are taken from the Village Potential (Podes) data, while the population data are taken from each year's Susenas data.
The number of bank units per population has been increasing in recent years. In 2019, Podes data suggests that there are more than 1 bank units per 10,000 population, a significant increase when compared to 1996, where there had only been 0.7 bank units per 10,000 population. Bali is the province with the highest population-adjusted number of bank units (nearly 5 bank units per 10,000 population), followed by DKI Jakarta (2 units per 10,000 population) and DI Yogyakarta (2 units). Provinces with the least number of bank units are Banten, Lampung and Sulawesi Barat.
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