Fiscal Desentralisation, Economics Growth And Human Development Index In Sumatera

Authors

  • Jul Fahmi Salim National Institute of Public Administration, Republik of Indonesia
  • Citra Permatasari National Institute of Public Administration, Republik of Indonesia
  • Ade Riandar Putra National Institute of Public Administration, Republik of Indonesia

Keywords:

fiscal desentralisation, economic growth, human development

Abstract

This study aims to examine the effect of fiscal decentralization and economic growth on human development on Sumatra. The data used are regional tax data that represent fiscal decentralization, economic growth and human development index. The data used in the form of panel data of each province from 2010 to 2016. To test its influence used panel data regression model, after the best model test is a fixed effect model. The results of this study indicate that fiscal decentralization in this case local taxes have a positive and significant influence on human development on Sumatra, while economic growth has a negative but not significant effect on human development on the island of Sumatera.

Author Biographies

Jul Fahmi Salim, National Institute of Public Administration, Republik of Indonesia

Probationary Civil Servant of CRTGA IV NIPA, Republic of Indonesia

Citra Permatasari, National Institute of Public Administration, Republik of Indonesia

Probationary Civil Servant of CRTGA IV NIPA

Ade Riandar Putra, National Institute of Public Administration, Republik of Indonesia

Probationary Civil Servant of CRTGA NIPA

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2018-11-29

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