Abstract

This paper attempts to analyse the two-way relationship between human development and economic growth for 33 provinces in Indonesia during six years period: 2006–2011. The various links in each variabel were analyzed with description analysis, such education, government spending on health and education, total government expenditure, income distribution, and density. The quantitatif analysis used two-stage least square (2SLS) method. The result shows that there is a strong positive relationship between human development index and GDRP per capita, while education, government spending on health and education, total government expenditure, and income distribution are the important links determining the strength of relationship between human development and economic growth. Keywords: human development, economic growth

Highlights

  • This paper attempts to analyse the two-way relationship between human development

  • The various links in each variabel were analyzed with description analysis

  • income distribution are the important links determining the strength of relationship between human development

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Summary

Uji F-statistik

Hasil uji F-statistik (Tabel 2) menunjukkan bahwa nilai F-statistik persamaan HDI dan persamaan Y melebihi nilai F-tabel. Hipotesis nol (model common effect) ditolak sehingga persamaan HDI dan Y lebih sesuai diestimasi menggunakan model fixed effect

Uji hausman
Uji hipotesis persamaan HDI
Uji hipotesis persamaan Y
Interpretasi parameter hasil estimasi
Analisis Kinerja Pembangunan Manusia dan Pertumbuhan Ekonomi
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