Efficiency of Government Spending For Human Development  Some Districts in Central Java During 2008 - 2012

Atmanti, Hastarini Dwi

doi:10.20473/jde.v1i2.3695

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“…Likewise, the empirical study conducted by Atmanti (2016), relating to the Effectiveness of Public Spending For Human Development in Some Central Java Districts During based on the DEA approach that there are several regions in Java where government spending is still not efficient, but some are already efficient. Olaoye et al (2020), in an empirical study on Government spending and economic Growth in ECOWAS: An asymmetric analysis, using a panel approach in 15 countries.…”

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Government Expenditure according to Functions and Economic Growth in Indonesia

Suriadi

Sriningsih

Fatimah

2023

EAJMR

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The purpose of this study is (1) To analyze the causal relationship of government spending based on functions with economic Growth in Indonesia and (2) To analyze the impact of government spending based on functions on economic growth. The data used in this study is panel data for all provinces in Indonesia from 2005 – 2020. The data collection technique used is a documentation technique, with all data collected being secondary data. These data were obtained from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), Ministry of Finance. Research results show that variable financial spending has a positive relationship between Economic Growth, variable government spending the Education function has a positive relationship between Economic Growth and government spending on the Education function, Variable government spending on housing and public facilities has a positive relationship between Economic Growth, variable government spending on housing and public facilities has a positive relationship between government spending on housing and public facilities with Economic Growth, variable spending government economic function has a positive relationship between Economic Growth and government spending the Economic function, Variable government spending the tourism function and culture has a positive relationship between Economic Growth, variable government spending public service function has a positive relationship between government spending public service function with Economic Growth , variable government spending function order and security has a positive relationship between Economic Growth.

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Government Expenditure according to Functions and Economic Growth in Indonesia

Suriadi

Sriningsih

Fatimah

2023

EAJMR

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“…Rambe (2020) also assessed government efficiency in North Sumatra, Indonesia, using per capita education spending. Meanwhile, Atmanti (2016) applied per capita education and health spending to analyse government efficiency in Central Java, Indonesia.…”

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“…However, there have not been many previous studies using HDI as output. Several previous studies have used the human development index as output in measuring the efficiency of the government in Indonesia, especially in Central Java Province (Atmanti, 2016) and West Java Province (Sihaloho, 2015). Both used the DEA method.…”

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Regional split and local government spending efficiency in Indonesia

Rambe

Alisjahbana

Wibowo

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Econ. manag. sustain.

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The research objectives are to (1) measure the efficiency of local governments in every province in Indonesia and (2) analyse the impact of regional splitting, GRDP per capita, population density, and fiscal capacity on the efficiency of local governments. This study employed per capita personnel spending, per capita spending on goods and services, and per capita capital spending. The output used in the dataset is the human development index. The first objective (local government efficiency) is measured by Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), with VRS and an output-oriented model. DMUs are 34 provinces from 2013-to 2018. The second objective (the impact of regional splitting, GRDP per capita, population density, and fiscal capacity on efficiency) is measured by panel data regression with a random effect model. Results show that the always efficient provinces for 2013-2018 were Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and Banten. The study revealed 29 inefficient provinces in 2013, and this number increased to 31 inefficient provinces in 2018. Another finding is that regional splitting, GRDP per capita, population density, and fiscal capacity significantly impact local governments' efficiency. As inefficient provinces need to improve their efficiency, this study recommends that local governments focus on these four independent variables to strengthen their efficiency.

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Efficiency of Government Spending For Human Development Some Districts in Central Java During 2008 - 2012

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Government Expenditure according to Functions and Economic Growth in Indonesia

Government Expenditure according to Functions and Economic Growth in Indonesia

Regional split and local government spending efficiency in Indonesia

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