Effect of Income, Population, Government Spending, Export Goods and Services of Regional Economic Sector in Indonesia

Lara, Fransiskus X

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3144267

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“…However, the decline tends to slow down, causing concern related to the target of achieving poverty eradication in 2030. In order to deal with the slowdown, more investment is needed especially in building HR inclusive et all;Aba., 2017;Aba., et all;Pare., & Felson;.…”

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Financial Technology in Financial Inclusions and its Implications on Poverty from Indonesia

Lara¹,

Linardy²

2021

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The goal is to reduce poverty, the method used is a literature study to see the effect of using Financial Technology (Fintech) on financial inclusion, method to see the effect of financial inclusion on poverty. From the results of the tests, the use of Fintech can increase financial inclusion, thereby encouraging poverty alleviation. It can be seen that the Financial Inclusion variable has a significant and negative effect on the poverty variable. This shows that countries that have high levels of financial inclusion are generally estimated to have low poverty rates. Increasing a country's financial inclusion can reduce poverty.

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Financial Technology in Financial Inclusions and its Implications on Poverty from Indonesia

Lara¹,

Linardy²

2021

Preprint

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“…Even RDWU, tend to be very careful to make a breakthrough through a program. (2). Government steps in Jakarta Indonesia using e-budgeting as a budgeting system is also still immature.…”

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Study of Local Government Problems in Implementation of Development Budget Policy Planning in Economic Sector of Indonesia

Engelbertha¹,

Lara²,

Gde³

2018

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Purpose of this study is to provide recommendations for development budget planning in leading sectors of the economy. Preparation of policy planning of Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget by using this performance-based budget system prioritizes efforts to achieve the allocation of output work plan and input costs. The projection shows, GRDP in Jakarta of Indonesia increased from Indonesia Rupiah (IDR) 543.02 trillion in 2016 to IDR. 565.42 trillion in 2017. Furthermore GRDP numbers continue to increase and reach the figure of IDR 659.32 trillion in 2021. Similarly, regional expenditure, the projection also shows that in 2017 regional expenditure has decreased to IDR 39.37 trillion (18.07%) of regional revenue in 2016 amounting to IDR. 48.06 trillion.

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Effect of Income, Population, Government Spending, Export Goods and Services of Regional Economic Sector in Indonesia

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Financial Technology in Financial Inclusions and its Implications on Poverty from Indonesia

Financial Technology in Financial Inclusions and its Implications on Poverty from Indonesia

Study of Local Government Problems in Implementation of Development Budget Policy Planning in Economic Sector of Indonesia

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