Analysis of the relationship between Tax Revenue and Government Expenditures in Indonesia

Alim, Muhammad Birrul; Setiyantono, Aulia Pamasa; Zakiah, Suci Nurul

doi:10.32535/jicp.v4i3.1299

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“…When factor production in a country, increasing the number of workers will have implications for economic growth (Hambali, 2019). The results of this study support these findings that when there is an absorption of labor and an increase in working hours, and increasing labor productivity such as increasing skills of the number of workers involved in in market will impact on growth economy (Alim, 2021).…”

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Implementation of Okun Law Before Autonomy and After Regional Autonomy 1979-2022

Nabila

2024

JICP

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Regional Autonomy is carried out by many countries, including Indonesia. Autonomy is intended to provide better public services. The freedom to take initiative on the basis of granting regional autonomy opens up opportunities for regions to develop their potential to increase economic growth. High economic growth should be able to reduce unemployment. High unemployment rates have an impact on slowing the rate of economic growth. This research uses a paired t-test to see the differences between before and after regional autonomy and the analytical method used is the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) to analyze the relationship between variables in the long and short term. The results of data analysis show that there is a one-way causal relationship between economic growth and unemployment which is significant and in the short term, the relationship between the unemployment rate variable and economic growth is only found in lag 3. In the long term the unemployment rate variable has a negative relationship with the unemployment rate. It can be concluded that Okun’s law only exists in the long term

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Section: Proof Of Okun's Lawsupporting

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Implementation of Okun Law Before Autonomy and After Regional Autonomy 1979-2022

Nabila

2024

JICP

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“…Monetary policy is a policy of the monetary authority or central bank in the form of controlling the amount of monetary to achieve the desired economic development in the form of macro stability reflected through price stability (inflation rate) and an increase in real output (economic growth) (Warjiyo, 2017;Alim, Setiyantono, & Zakiah, 2021). Monetary policy transmission describes how changes made by the Central Bank for its monetary policy settings flow through economic activity and inflation.…”

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Credit Channel Transmission of Monetary Policy: How to Promote Growth in Indonesia?

Wulandari,

Astuti

2024

JICP

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Credit plays a significant part in supporting the public economy and as a driver of financial development. Banking facilitates households and companies as deficit spending units to finance their consumption and investment. This encourages the economic growth through increased aggregate demand. This research aims to analyze the transmission of monetary policy in Indonesia through credit channel, how the monetary policy affects economic growth. For monthly data 2017-2022, with the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) and Vector Auto Regressive (VAR), the research results show that economic growth provides a negative response to consumption shocks on the household liquidity effect credit channel. While through the balance sheet channel, economic growth responds positively to investment shocks. The balance sheet channel is more effective in transmitting monetary policy credit channels targeting economic growth in Indonesia during the research period. Investment as an engine of growth is achieved through optimizing the role of banking intermediation in productive rather than consumer financing because it has a greater multiplier effect on the economy

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“…Based on the macroeconomic problems, the government policies with the fiscal decentralization have allocation in the expenditures, namely government spending. A government spending is one of the indicators to fiscal strategy (Alim, Setiyantono, & Zakiah, 2021). Sasongko, Bawono, and Prabowo (2021), government spending encompasses all aspects, society and economy.…”

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Regional Competitiveness: Infrastructure, Education, And Health Sectors Approach

Khusaini

2022

JICP

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This study aims to analyze the effect of the infrastructure, education, and health sectors on regional competitiveness. This is because the government expenditures have been allocated to develop infrastructure, education, and health sectors in each region. In line with the principle of fiscal decentralization to increase services in the public sector. When the government increases the quality of public sectors, it can impact economic growth, social welfare, and regional competitiveness or in the economic developments component. Previous studies show that the government expenditures on the infrastructure and component of the human capital index can increase the economic development in each region. In line with the theory of expenditures by Musgrave, Rostow, and Adolf Wagner. Therefore, using a regression panel data with the secondary data. The result of this study shows the effect of infrastructure, education, and health sectors on the regional competitiveness, study case in the Indonesia Province. Based on this study, it implies that when the local government will increase the competitiveness index, they should allocate more expenditures on this component.

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Analysis of the relationship between Tax Revenue and Government Expenditures in Indonesia

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Implementation of Okun Law Before Autonomy and After Regional Autonomy 1979-2022

Implementation of Okun Law Before Autonomy and After Regional Autonomy 1979-2022

Credit Channel Transmission of Monetary Policy: How to Promote Growth in Indonesia?

Regional Competitiveness: Infrastructure, Education, And Health Sectors Approach

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