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Desentralisasi Fiskal Dan Contoh Penelitian PDF
Desentralisasi Fiskal Dan Contoh Penelitian PDF
Penelitian
Muzdalifah
https://iesp.ulm.ac.id/muzdalifah/
Dasar Pelaksanaan Desentralisasi Fiskal
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PAD DAU
Research objective
• Analyze determine whether regional spending in the Regencies/
Cities of South Kalimantan Province depends on the source of
regional funding (PAD) and transfer funds (DAU) current year or the
previous year.
• Analyze variable most influences regional spending in the district /
city in the south. Kalimantan Province
Methodology
• This study uses panel data covering 13 districts / cities in South Kalimantan and the
observation period 2010 - 2018.
• Data analysis techniques using panel data regression.
• Use the Chow test and Hausman test to determine the best model.
The results of research
Variable Coefficient Std Error Prob
• The best model based on the Chow test and the Hausman test was the Random Effect
Model (REM).
• Y1it = -65325683679.3 - 0.188396267617* PADit + 1.21606723692* DAUit + 1.8066355576*
PADit-1 + 0.773976605584* DAUit-1
• Simultaneously PAD, DAU, PAD t-1, and DAU t-1 Significantly influence Regional
Expenditure,.
• Partially all variables are significant with α 1%, except for the current year's PAD variable
which is not significant.
• This means regional expenditure in the regencies/cities in South Kalimantan Province
were affected by the PAD the previous year, the DAU current year and the DAU the
previous year
Discussion and conclusion
The flypaper effect occurs in the Regency / City of South Kalimantan Province, this can be
seen from the magnitude of the coefficient of the General Allocation Fund compared to
the Original Local Revenue so that it detects waste due to the fact that the General
Allocation Fund is sourced from the central allocation, (DAU current year > DAU previous
year) that means that the Flypaper effect in South Kalimantan is occurring and is more
influenced by the DAU in the current year
Flypaper effect a condition of local government responds to regional expenditure more
by using transfer funds that are proxied with General Allocation Fund (DAU) and the rather
than using their own ability proxied by Original Local Revenue (PAD)
The same findings between Halim (2004) and Maimunah (2006) on the Effect of General
Allocation Funds (DAU) on Case Study Regional Government Spending in Cities /
Regencies in Java and Bali while Maimunah on Sumatra Island with Regional Spending as
the dependent variable and DAU and PAD As an independent variable, the findings in
this study have a significant influence on the DAU and PAD on regional expenditure
Discussion and conclusion