Jurnal Perspektif Pembiayaan dan Pembangunan Daerah

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Authors: Supriyadi; Arman Delis; Selamet Rahmadi

The purpose of this study was to measure and analyze the degree of fiscal decentralization in Bungo district during the years 2000 to 2010 as well as analyzing the relationship of GDP to the degree of fiscal decentralization during the same period. The results of this study indicate that the degree of fiscal decentralization PAD average of only 9.247, which means much less, then the Tax Revenue and Non Tax even though the degree of fiscal decentralization is higher in the amount of 10.434, but still lacking in the category. Furthermore, to donations / aid from the Provincial and Local Grants instead showed a lower value of the degree of fiscal decentralization of local revenue, which amounted to only 3.187 (much less). This indicated that the District Government of Bungo still very large dependence on the Central Government. It is also indicated by the high ratio of financial dependency Bungo Regency on income transfers from the central government which is an average of 87.57%. The study also showed that the association of GDP with the degree of fiscal decentralization component of revenue (PAD) is negative (0.180). Further to the relationship of GDP to fund components of the degree of fiscal decentralization Tax Revenue and Non-Tax showed a positive relationship with a value of 0.715. While GDP relationship with the degree of fiscal decentralization component donations / aid from the Provincial and Local Grants are also positively related to the value of 0.648.

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Authors: Hurriyah; Syamsurijal Tan; Amril

The research objective was to analyzing fluctuations in aggregate demand growth variables are C, I, G, X, M and also regional gross domestic product for the year 1993-2010. To calculate and analyze some of the factors that affect the change of macro-regional components of aggregate demand in the years 1993-2010 Jambi Province. During the period 1993-2010 the economic growth rate Jambi average of 5 percent annually. Partially visible growth of household consumption by 23 percent investment by 18 per cent, 26 per cent of government spending, net exports of 43 percent. For calculate and analyze some factor that affect the change, here using regression equation with non log and log

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Authors: H. Izudin; Syaparudin; Syamsuddin H.M.

Budget Revenues and Expenditures should be managed properly and correctly, noted that financial management shall indicator of the success of the viewable area if the area of financial performance have been implemented effectively and efficiently, the impact of the effectiveness and efficiency of lead remaining in Over Budget Calculation known pleased with SiLPA, for the author want to know the district noted that financial performance is connected dengnan Bunge Silpa with the aim of (1) determine the relationship of SiLPA Revenue Bungo Regency period 2001-2010 (2) to determine the relationship Silpa-forming component with the period 2001-2010 SiLPA Bungo district, (3) to determine effectiveness and efficiency of financial management Bungo district in 2001-2010, and (4) to determine whether the effectiveness and efficiency affects the Silpa. Data analysis methods used in this study is the analysis of secondary data from Government Financial Statements consisting of Bungo District Budget Realization report, Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flow from Revenue Management Agency Regional Finance and Asset District Bungp years 2001-2010 and data derived from the Regional Planning Board Bungo District. By using the formula analysis korelaisi and regression Karl Person's and the analysis of the ratio obtained (1) The relationship of income of Regional against SiLPA is in the category of very low, low and medium, (2) The relationship components of SiLPA with SiLPA is in the category of moderate, strong and very strong, (3) The effectiveness of financial management are in the category of effective and very effective., for efficiency is in the category are not efficient, less efficient and reasonably efficient (4) Effect of the effectiveness of 1.419 means SiLPA event of excess revenue will mempengeruhi SiLPA increased by 1.42 percent and the efficiency of minus 0.389 SiLPA mean if there is a reduction / savings will affect the increase in spending of 0.39 percent SiLPA

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Authors: Anis Mayanti; Syaparuddin; Erni Achmad

This study aims to see the development of value-added primary sector and sub sectors of primary, value-added contribution of primary sector and sub sectors of GDP primary Bungo district, the elasticity of value added of primary sector and sub sector of primary employment in primary sectors and sub sectors and primary factors - factors that influence the development of value-added primary sector over the period 2001-2010. In this study researchers used secondary data in the form of time series (time series) from 2001 to 2010. Data analysis used a model that is descriptive and quantitative analysis and simple regression using ordinary least squares regression. The analysis perkembagan primary sector value added growth tends to fluctuate and the average is pretty good as well as occurring in the development of primary sub-sector.The contribution of primary sector value added and primary sub sector to GDP is quite large Bungo Regency. From the analysis of the elasticity of value added of primary sector employment relations are elastic, the elasticity of value added sub sector of primary employment sub-sectors that have a primary elastic relationships contained in the sub-sector value-added food crops, plantation crops, livestock and their products, fisheries sub-sector of forestry,mining and quarrying in the elastic. The results of estimation of the factors that influence the development of value-added primary sector Bungo district when viewed together (in unison) that direct government spending variables and labor can provide a positive influence on GDP growth in the primary sector Bungo Regency. Tests showed that the partial direct government spending variables have a significant effect on GDP growth in the primary sector, while labor variables had no significant effect of primary sector GDP growth during the study period 2001-2010.