Abstract
The variance of spending is a common figure in any public sectors or even private sectors. In one hand, budget is a statement of performance estimation to be achieved in term of money. On the other hand, the budget realization is an actual achievement report. They could be different from each other because of the pragmatic changes in many factors.Consequently, the difference of those magnitutes indicates asymmetric information. This paper aims at analyzing the variance of expenditure in the case of Jakarta province over the period of 2004-07. Based on the statistical analysis, we conclude that the comparative theory did not hold. As the richest country in Indonesia, Jakarta tended to set spending budget (direct and indirect expenditures) differently across semester. When we investigate across both period and expenditure items, Jakarta did tend to set spending overestimate budget. In short, there were significant budgetary slacks. Those findings above could be associated with the classical problem in coordination of functions, programs, and activities
Highlights
The variance of spending is a common figure in any public sectors or even private sectors
This paper aims at analyzing the variance of expenditure in the case of Jakarta province over the period of 2004-07
When we investigate across both period and expenditure items, Jakarta did tend to set spending overestimate budget
Summary
The variance of spending is a common figure in any public sectors or even private sectors. Hipotesis ilusi fiskal yang berkembang adalah bahwa upaya untuk menghilangkan distorsi tersebut akan menjadi determinan penting dalam menetukan besar-kecilnya selisih anggaran. Hasil beberapa studi di atas menyimpulkan bahwa faktor eksternal yang berada di luar kendali pemerintah daerah sangat dominan dalam menentukan besaran selisih anggaran.
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