The Influence Of Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Funds, And Population On Regional Expenditure In The District / City Of Bengkulu Province In 2011-2023

This study aims to analyze Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Funds, and Population on regional expenditure in the regencies/cities of Bengkulu Province. The analysis method used is panel data regression analysis, which combines time series data and cross-section data. The data used in this study are secondary data obtained from the Ministry of Finance and the Bengkulu Provincial Statistics Agency during the 2011-2023 period, as well as other supporting sources. The variables collected include Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Fund, and Population. Based on the panel data regression results, the best model obtained is the fixed effect model. The research shows that Regional Original revenue, gross regional domestic product, and population have a significant influence on local expenditure in Bengkulu Province. However, Revenue Sharing Fund does not show a significant influence on regional expenditure. Overall, Regional Original revenue, gross regional domestic product, revenue sharing funds, and population together have a significant effect

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Bengkulu International Conference on Economics Management Business and Accounting (BICEMBA)
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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.33369/bicemba.2.2024.139
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Economic Growth and Fiscal Policies
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The Influence Of Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Funds, And Population On Regional Expenditure In The District / City Of Bengkulu Province In 2011-2023

Eka Dewi Anggraini, Andri Setiadi Kurniawan
Bengkulu International Conference on Economics Management Business and Accounting (BICEMBA)
Economic Growth and Fiscal Policies
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The Influence Of Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Funds, And Population On Regional Expenditure In The District / City Of Bengkulu Province In 2011-2023

Eka Dewi Anggraini, Andri Setiadi Kurniawan
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This study aims to analyze Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Funds, and Population on regional expenditure in the regencies/cities of Bengkulu Province. The analysis method used is panel data regression analysis, which combines time series data and cross-section data. The data used in this study are secondary data obtained from the Ministry of Finance and the Bengkulu Provincial Statistics Agency during the 2011-2023 period, as well as other supporting sources. The variables collected include Regional Original Revenue, Gross Regional Domestic Product, Revenue Sharing Fund, and Population. Based on the panel data regression results, the best model obtained is the fixed effect model. The research shows that Regional Original revenue, gross regional domestic product, and population have a significant influence on local expenditure in Bengkulu Province. However, Revenue Sharing Fund does not show a significant influence on regional expenditure. Overall, Regional Original revenue, gross regional domestic product, revenue sharing funds, and population together have a significant effect

Bengkulu International Conference on Economics Management Business and Accounting (BICEMBA)Vol. 2
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