Determinan Belanja Modal dengan Pertumbuhan Ekonomi sebagai Variabel Moderating pada Pemerintah Kabupaten/Kota di Pulau Sumatera
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2018Author
Lubis, Irna Triannur
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Bukit, Rina
Sadalia, Isfenti
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This research aims to find out and analyze the influence of financial independence
ratio, effectiveness of Regionally Generated Revenue (P ADJ ratio, efficiency ratio,
activity ratio, fiscal balance, and Remaining Budget Balance (..WLP A) affect
simultaneously and partially onthe capital expenditure of district/city
governments in Sumatera Island, and to find out whether economic growth
variable as moderating variable can strengthen and weaken the correlation of
ratio of financial independence, the ratio of tlie effectivenessof PAD, efficiency
ratio, activity ratio, fiscal balance, and SiLP A affect simultaneously and partially
on the capital expenditure of district/city governments in Sumatera Island The
research type is causal and the object is all the districts and cities in Sumatera
Island. The data used are the secondary data collected from Directorate-General
of Regional Fiscal Balance and Central Bureau of Statistics in the periodof 2012-
2016 by employing the quantitative approach and the data are analyzed using the
simple tinier regression model. The research result simultaneously shows that
financial independence ratio, effectiveness of PAD ratio, efficiency ratio, activity
ratio, fiscal balance, and SiLP A has a significant influence on the capital
expenditure. Partially, the ratio of financial independence of local government,
activity ratio and SiLPA significantly influence on the local capital expenditure;
the ratio of the effectiveness of PAD ratio, efficiency ratio, and fiscal balance do
not significantly influence on the capital expenditure. The moderating variable is
able to moderate the ratio of financial independence of local governments and the
ratio of the effectiveness of PAD ratio, howeverit is not able to moderate
efficiency ratio. activity ratio, fiscal balance, and SiLP A on the capital
expenditure.
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