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The image shows a line graph depicting smartphone ownership percentages among four income brackets in Indonesia from 2018 to 2023: High Income (>50M IDR/year), Middle Income (20-50M IDR/year), Lower-Middle Income (10-20M IDR/year), and Low Income (<10M IDR/year). High Income: 2018 at 87%, 2019 at 90%, 2020 at 92%, 2021 at 94%, 2022 at 96%, 2023 at 98%. Middle Income: 2018 at 75%, 2019 at 78%, 2020 at 81%, 2021 at 84%, 2022 at 86%, 2023 at 90%. Lower-Middle Income: 2018 at 54%, 2019 at 57%, 2020 at 60%, 2021 at 63%, 2022 at 66%, 2023 at 69%. Low Income: 2018 at 26%, 2019 at 32%, 2020 at 38%, 2021 at 44%, 2022 at 48%, 2023 at 52%.
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The line chart delineates the smartphone adoption in Indonesia based on income level between 2018 and 2023, measured in percentage.
On the whole, the chart shows up trend in every income level throughout the period. However, the most significant increase comes from the lower to middle income group by about 36% from 2018 to 2023.
Looking at the data in more detail, lower to middle income and middle income group increased in the same amount by about 16% from 2018 to 2020, even though at first year lower to middle income group starting more less than middle income group by about 22% in 2018. In contrast with the high-income group, they rose not significantly compared with other groups, with the total growth by about 16% throughout the period. The middle-income group shows significant growth because in the first year, they had a gap of high-income group nearly 40% however, at the end of the period, they had only a 16% gap between them.
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