Analysis The Influence of Per Capita GRDP, Poverty, Income Inequality, and Open Unemployment Rate on the Inclusive Economic Development Index in Kalimantan Island

Inclusive economic development is an important topic in improving the economy of a country or region. Because the word inclusive here means providing access to all groups (equally) by looking at aspects of economic growth, poverty, income inequality, opportunity, and access, this research was carried out to determine whether gross regional domestic product per capita, poverty, income inequality, and open unemployment affect IPEI. This research uses secondary data from panel data for 7 years with five regions, sourced from the Central Statistics Agency and the National Development Planning Agency. The method used is multiple linear regression analysis. The best model selected is Fixed Effect (FE). This research produces the answer that the variables of gross regional domestic product per capita and poverty have a significant influence on IPEI. In contrast, the variables of income inequality and the level of open unemployment have an insignificant influence on IPEI.